14-N009ax /virtualization technology problem

Hi all,
I have problem with virtualization technology.
I want to use Windows phone emulator. So i have enabled virtualization technology.
But the computer hangs at boot logo with the circle spinning continuously.
This problem is similar like this.
BIOS is updated F16.
Thanks.

OK. That means that you didn't have a successful BIOS update before.
You can download BIOS F.15 from the following URL.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-134409-1&cc=kr&dlc=en&lc=en...
I downloaded the version f.12 as an example. This was done on my desktop PC in a sandboxed environment. That is why the update is greyed out and Update is blocked is seen. I did not want to whack my gaming system.
double clicked on the softpaq and the following window appears.
As you can see, you have options. We want to use the usb option first and for firmware management we will use the copy files option next. Plug a usb flash drive into a usb port for this one.
Inside the Hewlett-Packard folder in the usb flash drive. You can boot to the flash drive to update your BIOS. Each .bin and .sig files with the same name are a BIOS image and signature file.
Now the copy files option. You can copy the files to a usb flash drive or a directory in your operating system. In this case I chose the latter.
Inside the folder on my PC.
Now go back to the BIOS firmware management window and path to the directory where you copied the BIOS files to.
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