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‎09-19-2022 02:33 AM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

As I know from my previous HP Gaming 15 series notebook, updating bios gives opportunity to choose "never" option for the keyboard backlight timeout on the BIOS settings. I bought a new 15-DK1005NT notebook and I updated the BIOS to "F.22 Rev.A" version which is released on 19th July 2021 but keyboard backlight timeout option doesn't shown up. There isn't any other update for my 15-DK1005NT but i found that there is a BIOS Update which is "F.60 Rev.A" released on 10th Agust 2022 on the HP Support Center for the devices "HP Pavilion Gaming 15-dk1000 Laptop PC series". Is is possible for me to use that file to update my BIOS to F.60? Thank you. 

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