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‎04-23-2018 08:12 AM

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Product: HP Probook x360 G2
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Replaced the system board on this laptop (would not power on).  System powers on but I am getting two error codes when it first boots:

 

System is booting in manufacturer program mode...:32 

Your system is not fully configured.  Please contact HP customer support.

 

When I work with Lenovos I usually use a maintenance disk to update the Serial and UUID.  I have updated the serial information in the HP, but I am unsure what else is required, nor do I know what the manufacturer program mode.

 

Any information would be of great help.  

 

 

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‎04-24-2018 03:32 PM

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You can unlock/lock the Manufacturing Programming Mode with the Bios Config Utility (BCU) that you can get from here:

http://ftp.hp.com/pub/caps-softpaq/cmit/HP_BCU.html

 

You can find instructions with Google, e.g. this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhjdPWlyX-0

 

 

People are using their precious remaining lifetime to try and help, so it is common courtesy to come back and tell what the solution eventually was even if you found it elsewhere. It is for the benefit of everyone.
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‎07-25-2019 08:58 AM

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Just to help people out and not have them watch a 10 minute video for one simple command line, install the HP BIOS config utility, navigate to the install folder via command prompt, run this:

BiosConfigUtility64.exe /setvalue:"Manufacturing Programming Mode","Lock" /verbose.

 

If you had a password set (you'll probably not have done this yet, I had a password file already matching my password):

BiosConfigUtility64.exe /setvalue:"Manufacturing Programming Mode","Lock" /cspwdfile:"bpass.bin" /verbose

 

You don't have to use the 64 bit version, I just do since I build stuff out for different systems to only fit that one system.

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