How to update firmware bios lagecy to Uefi on hp pavilion g4 1303au notebook pc

[SatishRaj11]

Hello dear sir/madam I have pavilion g4 1303au notebook pc i have upgrade this pc ram, ssd & os windows10 so i want to change the drives mbr to gpt for fast response but his bios has lagecy support i am not able to seen any advanced option in bios to change bios lagecy to uefi so plese help me how to upgrade bios lagecy to uefi mode 

Regarding for me solution 

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Hello
this is not what will significantly improve the pc!
There is a significant risk, an error or a problem and the pc may be unusable!
The only solution is to have a bios update, and very little luck with an old pc
to see therefore:

About UEFI and the Startup Menu

https://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-pavilion-g4-1300-notebook-pc-series/5186805

[SatishRaj11]

Sir i have attached the image of bios in my notebook here are Details of my pc as model no serial no my pc name so please find them sir plese help me 

[SatishRaj11]

Sir also i want to help my device manager is no showing system firmware folder why my pc not showing this i am operating windows 10 in my pc hp pavilion g4 1303au notebook so how to enable system firmware and how to update them

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The model and product number is not what you gave in title?
D7Z60PC # ACJ, HP PAVILION G4 1303AU NOTEBOOK
sorry i don't understand anything

@Paul_Tikkanen  or @WAWood  @erico  can help ?

[SatishRaj11]

Hp pavilion g4 1303au notebook pc HP product no.P / N:D7Z60PC#ACJ  this is my pc model and product no.

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi, @SatishRaj11 

What you want to do is not possible on your model.

You need to have a g4-2200 or newer to have a UEFI BIOS.

You cannot update a non-UEFI BIOS to UEFI.

[SatishRaj11]

1. Sir any trick and idea that I have switch to my ssd MBR to GPT and SATA to AHCI

[SatishRaj11]

Sir how to check that my system support uefi because my device manager not showing system firmware hardware 

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Hi:

Unfortunately, you cannot convert the disk to GPT and have it work as a boot disk.

As a storage disk yes, as a boot disk, no.

As far as AHCI is concerned, the drive controller your notebook has is set to AHCI by default.

Ignore any programs that are telling you that it is not.

Your SSD has full TRIM support in its current configuration and is running at its fastest possible speed.

I'm not sure what SATA speed your notebook runs the drive at.  It may only be SATA II.

I have zipped up and attached a free utility below, that will tell you what SATA speed your SSD is running at.

Run the program and close out of the summary report window.

On the left side of the program window, click on the Drives section.

Click to expand the (S)ATA/ATAPI drives.

Click on your model SSD.

On the right side of the window, the first report will tell you the drive speed and the drive controller speed.

In a perfect world you will see this...Drive Controller: Serial ATA 6Gb/s @ 6Gb/s

If your notebook only has a SATA II controller then it will report this...Drive Controller: Serial ATA 6Gb/s @ 3Gb/s