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02-02-2022 12:35 AM
Hello All,
I have an HP Pavilion DV7-4113TX laptop since new. I have upgraded the operating system to Win10 Home 64x and it is running smoothly. Only problem I have is the cooling fan is no longer being controlled by the system controller, but have solved this problem with notebook fancontrol .
I now use this laptop as a test mule and would like to upgrade it to Win11, but require a UEFI bios to do so, so my question is, is there a bios upgrade to UEFI for this laptop. My current bios ver. is F.29 rA.
Thanks in advance for any help provided.
Mark
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02-02-2022 07:38 AM
Hi, Mark:
There are no BIOS updates that add UEFI support for a legacy BIOS, and F.29 was the last BIOS update HP released for your notebook.
If you're interested in trying out W11, I can give you two easy ways to bypass the W11 hardware checks so you can perform an in-place upgrade to W11 on your PC, allowing you to keep your installed programs, files, and settings, and a way to easily go back to W10 after the default 'return to W10' period expires, in case W11 doesn't work properly on your particular PC.
I've done it on one HP notebook older than yours that met none of the W11 hardware requirements.
My non-W11 supported PC's work fine, and get all of the W11 updates.
02-02-2022 07:38 AM
Hi, Mark:
There are no BIOS updates that add UEFI support for a legacy BIOS, and F.29 was the last BIOS update HP released for your notebook.
If you're interested in trying out W11, I can give you two easy ways to bypass the W11 hardware checks so you can perform an in-place upgrade to W11 on your PC, allowing you to keep your installed programs, files, and settings, and a way to easily go back to W10 after the default 'return to W10' period expires, in case W11 doesn't work properly on your particular PC.
I've done it on one HP notebook older than yours that met none of the W11 hardware requirements.
My non-W11 supported PC's work fine, and get all of the W11 updates.