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‎04-29-2026 03:50 AM

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Hello everyone. I have the HP Zbook Studio G7 Mobile Workstation. Before nearly a month ago, HP Provides an updated BIOS version to this model, specifically (HP S91 Ver. 1.24.01) as the most up to date bios version. Now, when I visit the drivers/support page for the same model, the most up to date bios version is 01.23.00. However, since the version 1.24.01 was the latest some days ago, I have updated to this bios version. However, since now the most up to date version is 01.23.00 in the product support/download page, should I revert back to version 01.23.00 instead of the version 1.24.01? And why the version 1.24.01 appeard then removed from the support/download page? Are there any issues that we must revert back to version 01.23.00? Thank you in advance and I appreciate everyone's assistance and efforts.

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