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06-24-2021 01:05 AM
Hello,
I am looking for the latest Bios of an old notebook.
The Product number is the following:
KN105EA#ABU
And the Serial number is the following:
CNF8084F8D
Thanks in advance.
06-24-2021 05:04 AM
i just reply to myself to explain a little bit more i'm asking that.
My previous bios was in revision F45, i it was not able to support a wireless card that was previously supported by another HP similar laptop.
So i updated my bios... but...
It seems I did a wrong bios update with the following file:
sp48024.exe (F.5A REV: A)
Now i'm only able to load another bios by using Win+B keys and an external drive formatted with CRISDISK.
I already know how to create the disk and so on.
So i tried by using the "wph" file inside the following updates without any success:
- SP39862
- SP38510
The computer read the external drive during few minutes, but does not reboot after flashing the bios.
I still have black screen on power on
If someone can help me please.
06-24-2021 07:19 AM
Hi Paul, Thanks for your answer.
So i was not fully crazy about whish bios i can run into this laptop.
But at the end nothing seems working 😞
I already tried to remove the bios battery to clear the cmos cache, but it does not change.
Did you have an idea of what could be the root cause ?
06-24-2021 07:24 AM
You're very welcome.
Those two files were definitely for your PC, and F.5A was the latest one.
Unfortunately, I don't know what caused the issue, or how to fix it.
I don't know if you ran the BIOS update in W10.
That is generally not a good idea, but I have read posts where others have run the updates in W10 on the dv6xxx notebooks with Intel processors, and the update works.
On notebooks with AMD processors, there is a 100% failure rate unless you run the update in Windows Vista.