HP BIOS UPDATE UEFI

[Lenere]

I have HP G62 a10se. It is old and I don't wanna buy a new one. I downloaded Tiny11 on this machine. But where should I get the drivers from as the HP G62 are not listed on their website and I am very confused because I did found the drivers but some of them works and some of them don't and I don't know which listed drivers are compatible with my laptop. But my main problem about this driver HP BIOS UPDATE UEFI. This bios update is listed on the HP G62 A10SE. Should I install this???

[WAWood]

I use Tiny11 on an old Win10 desktop because the MS version does not allow me to do the Win11 upgrade due to hardware requirements -- so I know it works well.

But I would NOT use it on a laptop for the very reasons you have discovered -- lack of drivers.

Had you mentioned this BEFORE you did it, we could have told you how to do an offline backup of all the drivers on your laptop to a USB stick which you could LATER, have used to restore those same drivers.  But, it is too late, now.

There are others on this forum that have access to drivers I do not have -- but unless they come along and provide you driver links, you are stuck with a non-working laptop.

[Lenere]

Dude???

Did you really read my text. I said that in the driver list there was an Bios Update called HP Bios Update UEFI. Is it safe for me?

[Lenere]

Ok the truth is I don't really need drivers cause my laptop works fine with default. Although I did update some. I don't care about those what I care is that there is a listed update in the HP A10SE Driver. The Update was called HP Bios Update UEFI.

[Lenere]

And also it's legacy.

[Lenere]

Tiny11 does not uninstall drivers unless you use the Tiny11 Core. The Core one uninstalls everything to the point it has 3GB as storage. Tiny11 does come with drivers but default. So you don't need to worry about that cause existing drivers exist and you can install your laptop or pc driver from the manufacture website.