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‎06-17-2024 02:02 AM - edited ‎06-17-2024 02:42 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion 15.6 inch Gaming Laptop PC 15-ec2000 (2P6B6AV)

After replacing the larger RAM cards, I noticed unstable operation of the laptop. After some time of work (maybe after 5 minutes, maybe after an hour) there is either freezing or screen goes out, sometimes with capslock blinking. After rebooting, it is also not turned on the first time (black screen).

I suspect that the preset RAM frequency settings and timings are not suitable, but I can't change them because there is no tab in the BIOS.

How do I unlock the advanced mode of the bios to change the frequency and timings?

BIOS: F.15

 

P/S: The standard answer that it can't be done doesn't suit me. That's not true. At least these settings are available in previous versions of BIOS. On newer ones the hotkey has been changed. So please be kind enough not to feed me noodles.

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‎06-17-2024 05:43 AM

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i feel you. I have to enable wake on lan (255 g9) but HP decided that is a dangerous setting...

 

It's not my first notebook HP but for sure is the last

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