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HP Notebook 15-bs180tx – Black Screen / No POST After BIOS Update on Windows 11

Hi everyone,

I have an HP Notebook 15-bs180tx that was recently upgraded to Windows 11. After noticing a firmware issue following the Windows update, I downloaded and ran the official HP BIOS Update utility directly from my internal SSD (without using a USB recovery drive).

The installer booted into the BIOS update screen, completed the process, and triggered an automatic restart. Since then, the laptop will not boot and only shows a completely black screen.

Current Symptoms:
- Display: Completely black (no HP logo or screen backlight).
- LED Indicators: Both the power LED and charging LED are glowing.
- Hardware Activity: I can hear internal sounds indicating the system is trying to start up, and the optical/CD drive spins intermittently.
- Keyboard: No keyboard lights or Caps Lock blinking codes.

What I Have Already Tried:
- Attempted the Win + B and Win + V BIOS recovery key combinations, neither of which triggered a recovery screen.

Since HP's official support page only lists BIOS updates for Windows 10 (64-bit) for this model, I suspect running the utility inside Windows 11 may have corrupted the BIOS flash. Has anyone experienced this or know how to force a BIOS recovery on this model? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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Hi:

 

I seem to recall that many folks that updated their 15-bsXXX notebooks had issues with that update.

 

I don't believe that you running the W10 file in W11 caused the problem.

 

You can look through the related posts reporting issues with BIOS version F.75 at the link below:

 

Search - HP Support Community

 

Since you can't go back to an earlier version once that update was installed, the only suggestion I can offer would be to watch these two videos at the links below for how to make and use the BIOS recovery flash drive to recover or update the BIOS outside of Windows.

 

How to create a BIOS recovery drive with the above BIOS file.

 

Creating a BIOS Recovery Flash Drive for HP Notebooks | HP Notebooks | HP Support

 

How to recover/update your notebook's BIOS with the USB recovery drive:

 

Restore the BIOS with a Recovery Flash Drive on HP Notebooks | HP Notebooks | HP Support

 

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Thanks Paul 

can you share me which version of Bios I can unstall now !! Should I try installing older 74 version ?

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You're very welcome  

 

The BIOS release notes for F.75 indicate that you cannot roll back to an older version. 

 

You can try F 74 with the expectation that it will not work. 

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