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02-21-2022 02:00 PM - edited 02-21-2022 02:02 PM
Product: HP ProBook 440 G6 Base Model Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11
- Purchased refurbished HP ProBook 440 G6.
- Installed Windows 11 Pro (clean install).
- Installed various software to replace old laptop.
- A few days later after a lot of use and trouble free operation, I updated the BIOS, even though there weren't any issues with the laptop.
- BIOS was 01.15.00 before the update.
- Updated to HP Firmware Pack (R71), 01.19.00 Rev.A
- After about 30-60 minutes of use the LAPTOP would completely freeze. It would not resume after about 5 minutes of waiting. Had to hold the power button down until it shut down. Then it would start fine and run for 30-60 minutes again, and then repeat.
- Downgraded to HP Firmware Pack (R71), 01.18.00 Rev.A
- Repeat of step #7.
- Found older version of BIOS here:
- After 01.11.00 was installed, I have no more freezing after 30-60 minutes. Hopefully this is resolved, and I will update this post if anything changes. I don't know how to provide debug information to you, but hopefully this issue can be corrected in the next BIOS update for R71.
Note: I tried to assign "Bios Issue" or "System" labels, but was prevented from doing so. Must be because I am a new user? Hopefully someone with authority to do so can do that for me.
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