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‎06-13-2016 04:18 PM - edited ‎06-13-2016 04:44 PM

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You will choose/expand "Driver-Chipset (2)". Install both updates.

 

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‎06-13-2016 04:43 PM

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#2  For example, if you use the wrong BIOS file, the BIOS file is corrupted, or the BIOS update is interrupted, such as a power failure occurring during the update, it can render your motherboard unusable [bricked].

 

#3 HP does not provide .rom BIOS updates, it uses .exe which is run from within a compatible version of Windows.

 

#7 BIOS will usually disable on-board graphics when an add-on graphics card is detected. That is likely why you are not seeing your onboard graphics. It is already disabled.

 

#8 Try disabling Secure Boot only. Don't enable Legacy support.  

 

Here is what @Jay_101 is referring to about clearing the Secure Boot Keys and receiving a Confirmation Code. Refer to Figure #4 of this HP support document "Computer Does not Start After Installing a Video Card"

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