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11-02-2019 02:22 PM
I'm have a very difficult time locating the most recent BIOS for my HP Compaq Elite 8200 CMT. I've followed the site's recommended steps for locating it, but it tells me, "We were unable to find drivers for your product."
I'm also looking for the flashing program itself.
If there's an sp*.exe on HP's ftp server I'd love to get some help finding it.
I think the latest version is 2.32. Can anyone help me find it?
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11-02-2019 03:22 PM
Hi:
You will only find the BIOS updates under the W7 driver section on the support page.
I recommend that you update the BIOS using the F10 Flash method since the BIOS updates are not written to run in W10.
Also, if you flash to any BIOS version beyond v2.28 and you don't have W10 installed in UEFI mode, the system will take over 2.5 minutes to restart.
I don't know what BIOS version you are on, but if you installed W10 with the disk formatted in MBR, then do not update beyond v2.28.
Here is the latest BIOS update you are looking for...
00.02.33 May 1, 2019
Fix and enhancements:
- Provides latest Intel Microcode versions 0x2F for Sandy Bridge processors.
NOTE: Due to security changes, after loading this BIOS, older versions cannot be installed.
11-02-2019 03:22 PM
Hi:
You will only find the BIOS updates under the W7 driver section on the support page.
I recommend that you update the BIOS using the F10 Flash method since the BIOS updates are not written to run in W10.
Also, if you flash to any BIOS version beyond v2.28 and you don't have W10 installed in UEFI mode, the system will take over 2.5 minutes to restart.
I don't know what BIOS version you are on, but if you installed W10 with the disk formatted in MBR, then do not update beyond v2.28.
Here is the latest BIOS update you are looking for...
00.02.33 May 1, 2019
Fix and enhancements:
- Provides latest Intel Microcode versions 0x2F for Sandy Bridge processors.
NOTE: Due to security changes, after loading this BIOS, older versions cannot be installed.
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