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‎09-15-2018 11:33 AM

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Product: HP Z4 G4 workstation
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I got a mail message from HP:

titled:

Routine Product Change Notification - Sep 10 2018

Details:

Final HP Z Workstation series September 2018 Software Refresh (Windows 10) - PSG (c06137757)

In that message a BIOS version is mentionned: 

-HP Z4 G4 series workstations BIOS 1.67v2 (release 4 sept 2018) has the following enhancements added:

  • Fixes an issue where system could become unbootable. HP strongly recommends promptly transitioning to this updated BIOS version.
  • Fixes an issue where flashing the BIOS from Windows may incorrectly display an error.
  • Intel Management Engine Firmware update.

My pc, HP Z4 G4, has a Bios 1.67A1(release 20 aug 2018). The aforementioned BIOS 1.67v2 is nowhere to find. Is HP messing up with BIOS update names, or where can I find the last one, thus release 4 sept 2018? 

Thanks ahead for any help, 

Leo,

Flanders-belgium-Europe

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