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‎07-06-2025 10:11 PM

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Product: HP Laptop PC 15-dy2000 PC IDS Base Model
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Recently, I tried to start up my laptop, but it was stuck in a boot up loop. I found out that the BIOS files are likely corrupted. I searched on HP's website, but it seems they don't have the files, or at least not where I can access them. I just need to put those files on a hard drive and put that hard drive into the laptop correct? Where can I get those BIOS files?

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‎07-07-2025 07:31 AM

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You can make a USB BIOS recovery flash drive on another Windows PC with the latest BIOS update from the link below and try to recover the BIOS:

 

HP Laptop PC 15t-dy200 CTO Software and Driver Details

 

Watch these videos for how to create and use a BIOS recovery flash drive with the above exe file using another Windows PC:

 

How to make and use the BIOS recovery flash drive to recover or update the BIOS outside of Windows.

 

Creating a BIOS Recovery Flash Drive for HP Notebooks | HP Notebooks | HP Support

 

How to recover/update your notebook's BIOS with the USB recovery drive and try to recover the BIOS.

 

Restore the BIOS with a Recovery Flash Drive on HP Notebooks | HP Notebooks | HP Support

 

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