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All other customers should please download either HP PC Hardware Diagnostics (UEFI) or legacy HP Vision Diagnostics via the links above.

This tool is intended for use by HP Authorized Service Personnel and Self Maintainers only.

UEFI based diagnostics run in the new UEFI BIOS now included on the latest HP PCs. The HP PC Hardware Diagnostics 3-in-1 USB Key includes the latest UEFI based diagnostics as well as the older HP Vision Diagnostics. HP sets AHCI as the default and we mere mortals cannot change it (nor would we really want to unless a new standard comes out)įor HP authorized service partners and IT professionals who need to support a mixed environment of older and newer HP/Compaq PCs, the HP PC Diagnostics 3-in-1 USB Key is a diagnostic tool that supports a wide range of HP Desktop and Notebook PCs. Re: AHCI - HP in it's wisdom limits user access to most BIOS settings. If not then you'll have to use the utility that comes with the softpaq. Give me some time to get familiar with the tool to see if it applies to your situation. I'm looking into a tool from HP that might make this a lot easier. You're right though, I suggest going to F.49 instead of incremental flashes. It's easy, it makes a backup, and you can store it all on a thumb drive.

#Insydeh20 setup utility hp dv6 update#

I forget the exact wording, but if your machine has the HP efi diagnostics, you can use that to update the BIOS. When you go into BIOS, do you hit the esc key, and if so are there efi diagnostics. I'm not sure what is available.ĭo you recall an HP_TOOLS partition on the machine? Given an older machine that has been upgraded.

Under a preview release, I'm not sure if the flash utility will work (Speccy, SFC ) it's come a long way since the early days. Under normal circumstances, I don't think too much about flashing BIOS. Insyde H20 writes the BIOS - their setup utility is Rev 3.5, but the actual BIOS version is F43

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Windows 8/10 and this problem make me look like a complete newb. I've updated BIOS a couple or three times, but I really don't like to. However, if I'm gonna update the BIOS, I'm going whole hog. Although this problem happens every time I boot, and isn't intermittent, this may fix the problem. I'm still wondering why the BIOS version is F.43 and the Setup Utility (BIOS) says Insyde, etc. Being prepared with a fallback option and understanding the flash methods are important.I was working from memory and you're right it's F.43 which the BIOS shows. Technically, you should be able to update to the latest, but on rare occasion, there's an issue. Just a list for now - let's see what version is on your system. Fixes an intermittent issue where the notebook/laptop cannot be powered on.Fixes an issue where the DV-out function on the 1394 port does not work.Here's the list of BIOS fixes - the last few are of note (future OS support) I'm going to guess that your BIOS is F.43 (not F 4.3), but guessing is never good where BIOS is concerned