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‎08-27-2018 10:54 AM

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Product: Elitebook 840 G3
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
Hello,

Today, when I turned the computer on, the computer got into loops of a BIOS update process.
I dont know where it came from, I hadn't tried to perform any bios update or any other task in the computer beforehand.
the symptoms are:
1. when I turn the computer on, a loud fan noise begin on the left side of the computer, and the screen is totally black.

2. after around 3 minuets, the screen is turn itself on, and the "System BIOS update" screen shows.

3. after around 3 minuets, the screen is turn into a black display with the "Hp" logo in the middle.

4. after around 1.5-2 minuets, the computer shut it self off.

then the process starts from 1-4 again and again.

I tried the win+B buttons solution but it didnt help.

what should I do?

Thanks
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