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‎06-01-2023 08:40 AM

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My pc keeps getting overheats / 90D errors since i did this damned bios update (work well before without any of thoses crashes). Ive tried couples things like doing a windows 11 clean fresh install; then a hp cloud recovery thing to try to make my pc back to its factory state (because i didn't knew this one was possible before doing the windows 11 fresh one). I also tried to "downgrade" my bios version from F20 back to the F14, but i now miss the firmware management setting in the UEFI diagnostic thing after i have done the hp cloud recovery thing (so can't downgrade bios anymore or not at my knowings). I was looking into some updates and seen one about bios on the HP PC Hardware Diagnostics Windows apps, wich i made thinking it was atleast an important one but regretted it right after. So let me know what i could do to get out of this crap assap. Thanks for your futurs awnsers and helps.

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