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‎06-18-2023 05:54 PM

HP Recommended
Product: HP Notebook - 15-bw032wm
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi!

A week or so I updated my BIOS so I could install an SSD, but the laptop keep turning off while trying to install Windows 10, so I decided to roll back the BIOS. When I was recovering the old BIOS the laptop turned off (like it used to do when I installed the latest BIOS), and after that it just turns on for a while, then sometimes there's a white blinking light in the Caps Lock, either 2 long times and 2 short, or 4 long times and 2 short, and then it abruptly turns off. It doesn't even pass from a completely black screen. Tried EVERYTHING I could find on the web but nothing seems to work.

1. The good known Windows Key + B or V. Nothing else happens.

2. USB recovery flash drive. Tried every BIOS version I had disponible.

3. Tried to recover it with Macrium. Nope.

4. Buyed a new CMOS battery.

5. Tried with and without a hard drive, and even the ssd.

6. Also, tried to reset the CMOS.

 

Please, someone help me 😢

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