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07-23-2016 10:06 AM
Got a BIOS update notice from HP, so decided to do it. Update d/l'd and proceeded normally, up to 6%, then hung up. I was able to do a hard shut-down, then use the Windows key+B key to restore the old BIOS settings and get running. Upon the reboot, though, the BIOS update started again, which I cancelled before it timed out. Things were fine for a couple days until I installed new Windows updates and needed a reboot. When I did, the **bleep** BIOS update started again, with no option to cancel it, and, again, it hung, though it got to 35% before doing so. At this stage, I'm done with trying to update the BIOS and just want to stop this from happening every time I reboot my system. Since I'm out of warranty, HP doesn't want to talk to me to help me fix a problem that THEY created by releasing such a crappy utility, unless I pay them an exhorbitant amount of money (frankly, $0.01 is too much to pay for a problem THEY created). Any of you out there got a way to stop this **bleep** update from starting every time I reboot my system? Thanks!
07-23-2016 10:13 AM
This should help:
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c02222922
and
http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01732674
Karthik
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