BIOS failure - display

1) HP cq60 420ER
2) W7(32bit)
3) display is black
4) I updated BIOS from www.hp.com, file name is sp45070.exe,
5) When computer is started, display is empty (black)/
if B+Windows button pressed before power -> 1 long 2 short signal.
Can I restore my previos bios with USB? Where is file to load BIOS from USB?
Sorry, for mistakes in my letter/ Enlish is not my Mother language =)
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!!!! Перед прошывкой биоса настоятельно рекомендуется Уверится в том что проблема в БИОСЕ а не в Апаратной проблеме ...
Процесс перешивки биоса в руках опытного - банальность, профессионала - искусство, а начинающего - трагедия
Инструкция для тех у кого вместо файла *.fd будет лежать *.bin
На примере ноутбука HP COMPAQ Pressario CQ58-125SR. Для восстановления потребуется флешка до 4 Гб (я использовал старую на 512 мБ), желательно с индикатором, чтоб видеть процесс чтения.
1. Скачайте пакет обновления BIOS для вашего ноутбука (для моего на сайте HP лежало 3 версии , F.02, F.12, F.23. я использовал F.02, и так я скачал sp57288.exe. Не запуская его.
2. Распаковываем обновление как архив. Я использовал WinRar. Здесь может оказаться, что внутри лежит еще один архив, распакуйте и его - в моем случае он был один.
3. Находим в распакованных данных файл с расширением .BIN (размер может быть разный 1, 2, 4, 8 Мб). В моем случае он назывался 01885.bin(01885F.02.bin) и весил 4 Мб
4. Скачиваем PhoenixTool. Я использовал последнюю версию.
5. Открываем в PhoenixTool ваш *.bin, ждем пока завершится работа, после чего можно его закрыть.
6. В папке с вашим *.bin появится много файлов, среди которых - *.bin.DEC и RSA.SIG. Переименуйте их в *.bin и *.sig соответственно. В моем случае я переименовал их в 01885.bin и 01885.sig. (Откуда я взял имя описанно в следующем пункте)
7. В папке с оригинальным *.bin найдите папку DUMP (которая была создана программой PhoenixTool), а в ней найдите файл 3D17205B-4C49-47E2-8157-864CD3D80DBD_1_****.ROM (**** значение зависит от вашего BIOS). Откройте его текстовым редактором (я пользовался обыкновенный Блокнотом (XP)), ближе к концу увидите единственную читаемую строчку среди иероглиф вида \HEWLETT-PACKARD\BIOS\Current\01885.bin. Это путь и имя файла, в которые вы должны скопировать полученные на 6 шаге файлы *.bin и *.sig. В моем случае, я скопировал на флешку два файла: \HEWLETT-PACKARD\BIOS\Current\01885.bin и \HEWLETT-PACKARD\BIOS\Current\01885.sig.
8. Подготавливаем флэшку, пишут что можно просто создать самому выше указанные пути, но я решил сделать все по человеческий. Скачиваем программу HP Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) (sp59907.exe) с оф. сайта HP. Запускаем, выбираем место для установки - USB flash. На флешке создастся нужная структура каталогов и файлов. Закидываем файлы как описано в пункте 7. Флэшка готова. Настоятельно рекомендую отключать ее в безопасном режиме.
9. Вытаскиваем из ноутбука батарею, отключаем блок питания. Вставляем флешку в ноутбук.
10. Зажимаем клавиши Windows+B (но также могут быть комбинации Fn+B, Windows+Esc, Fn+Esc зависит от марки ноутбука).
11. Не отпуская клавиш подключаем БП, нажимаем кнопку питания. Ноутбук включится. Если он выключится через 3-7 секунд - продолжайте удерживать клавиши вплоть до индикации чтения с флешки.
12. Если все сделано верно, то, скорее всего, через несколько секунд вы увидите мигание индикатора флешки - чтение данных, затем экран прошивки BIOS, после чего ноутбук перезагрузится, уведомит, что BIOS был восстановлен и пойдет по обычному процессу загрузки.
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