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10-21-2018 01:10 AM
My Probook 4530s BIOS not ACPI compliant and failed to read BIOS file update via USB BIOS recovery!
1- I have tried Booting Windows repair but unfortunately, it can't even be loaded to enter the Prompt Command and Fixing the MBR & rebuildBCD! (Failed to boot any windows repair drivers either via USB or DVD).
2- I have tried to do hard rest for BIOS via Shutting down the laptop and pressing Windows sign and B keys but I have a black screen and CAPS LOCK kept of flashing repeatedly without any pausing!
3- I have tried to load HP_BIOS_Tools recovery USB to update or recover BIOS from dos and still can't read the files from the USB and when I enter the BIOS recovery it terminates the restart!
I am lost and don't know what else would I try!
Helpppppppppppppppppp
10-28-2018 04:38 AM
10-29-2018 12:57 AM
Thanks for your reply Lil_Boy_Blue, but the thing that I already reset the BIOS from the DOS to default and factory reset and still nothing solved and I even tried to do a USB_BIOS_Drive with different versions but my Probook failed to read the BIOS file!
10-29-2018 06:06 AM
Hi
I now realise I am going to get egg on my face....
WinKey + B usually finds a backup copy on the HDD and utilises that AFAIK.
Not ACPI compliant? Is it an ARM chipset (yeah I know I should know).
Is it W10 S and not the regular W10 home like I have?
I am pretty stumped, usually I recommend a Linux to test the boot process etc, but that does seem inappropriate.
Sorry, but I will still try and engage brain on this matter.
10-29-2018 06:34 AM
Many thanks for your reply mate and don't worry no one will through an egg on your face 😄 hahah
I just tried that one as well and whenever I click WINkey+B with power button I have the CapsLock keep on blinking and never stop and a black screen show up and the fan starts to accelerate but without anything to pop-up!
I have Windows 7 64 bit but I don't know about the ARM chipset!
I am totally LOST! HELPPPPPPP
10-29-2018 06:43 AM
Well I do not fully understand the state of the PC.
If it would boot a DVD/USB and you could make either one, then...
https://lubuntu.net/downloads/ and make a bootable device.