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Tablet PRO X2
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I have these four tablets where it has started showing the following error on screen. 

 

USB Type-C Controller Firmware Update failed on below Controller(s):

 

- CCG4 Primary 1-Port Controller

 

I have updated the BIOS, Updated Firmware drivers. I used to connect it to USB C  Mini Dock. Upgraded it's CCG4 firmware as well. I've done almost every thing. 

 

Has anyone come across this before? Any leads?

 

ccg4.jpg

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Hi AbdulRahim2,

i had the same issue on a unit with dead internal battery (worked only with power supply).

After contact with HP Support, i also did the steps you described, but this did not fix.

 

Then i replaced the battery as planned and suddenly the update was performed successfully.

 

Maybe your battery is faulty too !?

 

Regards,

Peter

 

 

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I assume you are asking about the Probook x2 612 g2 tablet... if this is the case, i would try running the BIOS softpaq again (here is the english/US BIOS version - https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp94501-95000/sp94566.exe)... if that does not work, i recommend trying to install a previous version of the BIOS first (version 1.23 - https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp90001-90500/sp90136.exe) and then updating back to the current 1.25

 

The CCG4 is part of the BIOS update and is updating the usb-c port controller firmware - actually separate from the BIOS, but included in the update

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Thank you for your reply. I Rolled back to 1.23 and it showed same error. Now I updated to 1.25 again and no difference. The issue is still there. 

 

 

HP Recommended

Hi AbdulRahim2,

i had the same issue on a unit with dead internal battery (worked only with power supply).

After contact with HP Support, i also did the steps you described, but this did not fix.

 

Then i replaced the battery as planned and suddenly the update was performed successfully.

 

Maybe your battery is faulty too !?

 

Regards,

Peter

 

 

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Thank you for the reply. I am waiting for an on-site tech to visit who’ll replace the batteries. Once done, ill be able to know and will keep you updated. 

HP Recommended

Hi Mate,

 

Just came to say you thanks. The issue was resolved by replacing the battery. So apparently, it was the Battery causing trouble. 

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