For anyone who 'bricked' their HP laptop while attempting to upgrade the BIOS, the following may be useful to you. HP laptops have Phoenix BIOS which allow you to enter a special 'crisis recovery mode' (CRM) if there ever is a bad BIOS upgrade and allows you to rewrite the BIOS with a good ROM file. This won't work for everyone, but if your laptop is dead and not responding, give it a go - you never know if it will save you sending it back, as you can bet this is the first thing the techs who get it are going to try. First, you need to get the Crisis Recovery Disk Tool. Car Rental Software Open Source Php Report here.

Crisis Recovery Mirror http:/. Download: Phoenix/Insyde Tool —Credit for these tools goes to Andy P and My Digital Life. October 17, 2011 at 10:33 pm. I have two pga 470 motherboards. The bios on both have crashed. One board is a HP MS-6577. The other is a mercury board with ami bios. Make sure you use the Phoenix SLIC tool to verify the BIOS recovery.

Google 'Phoenix Crisis Recovery' to find a disk maker - they are free and readily available. Use WINCRIS.EXE or the CRISDISK.BAT (both part of the crisis recovery disk maker package), to create a floppy that you will be able to use to recover the BIOS. Find your BIOS file in the current BIOS update on the HP support site. Run the update on another computer, don't install it obviously - cancel before it actually flashes the BIOS, and then find the WPH or ROM file that was in the packaged file and rename it as BIOS.WPH. Some HP BIOS updates ask where you want to decompress the files - find the WPH or ROM file there. Some just decompress to a temporary folder in the C: drive - look for a newly created folder that is just a collection of numbers and letters - you should see WINFLASH and other files there along with the BIOS ROM you need.

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Then plug in your USB floppy drive (with the Crisis Recovery Disk in it and ready to go). Next, With the AC still unplugged, press and hold the Windows and B keys. While still holding them, plug the AC power in, then press the power button. The system should power on, but there should be no LEDs lit up, and the fan should not slow down like it normally does. If that is not what happens, and you get LEDs that light up, and the fan slows like normal, or nothing happens at all, unplug the AC power and try using the Fn (function) and B keys instead. Once the system has booted into the BIOS recovery mode, the floppy light will flash as it reads the BIOS file from the disk.

Cara Download Video Di You Tube Pake Hp. Printer Driver Canon Pixma Mp800 there. You can then release the Win+B or Fn+B keys. After a minute or two, the floppy light will stop flashing. DO NOT shut the computer off, as the process is only half complete - the machine has read the BIOS but it still needs to write them. Wait while the system flashes the BIOS.