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‎10-03-2024 04:32 AM - edited ‎10-03-2024 04:34 AM

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Product: Hp Zbook g3

What is the difference between born on date and bios version date . 

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‎10-03-2024 06:33 AM

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Your picture was deleted, but to answer your question, the 'Born on' date is the date the PC was released from the assembly plant.

 

The BIOS date is the date of the BIOS version that is installed in your notebook.

 

The BIOS date changes anytime there is an update to the BIOS.

 

The Born-on date should never change.

 

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‎10-03-2024 06:33 AM

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Your picture was deleted, but to answer your question, the 'Born on' date is the date the PC was released from the assembly plant.

 

The BIOS date is the date of the BIOS version that is installed in your notebook.

 

The BIOS date changes anytime there is an update to the BIOS.

 

The Born-on date should never change.

 

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