Hp Envy 17t -3000 BIOS Update Failed

Hi, recently Bought Hp Envy 17t -3000 and I Updated the Bios From F.06 - F.08. The Computer couldn't come Up On Restart. Pls I Need Guide line On How To ReFlash the Bios Image back. I don't wanna Take it Back to the Service center and I Blv I can Do It If I'm Well Guided By and Expert like U. Thnx a Million.

Thnx A Million for Ur Reply, I really wished It Had Come Earlier than This. I've sent it Down to REDINGTON Nigeria, I Understand They Have a Affilliation with Hp Under The Supervision Of Prasad the Manger. He Assure Me Everything will Be Fine. I read through the Steps U SENT mE THE Part I think I Missed was the Part that Said I Should Remove the Ba3 and The Other one that say I should change the File Name to ****.BIN Anyway I'll Let U Know How's It is When It comes Back. I'm A Little Scared to Update Any other Ever again On the Laptop But At least I Have to Update The Drivers On It If There's Any Other Bad Update I should Watch Out For Pls Tell Me Before Hand. I Love that Laptop so Much And I Don't Want Anything to Be Wrong with It Anymore. Thnx a Milliom I'll Beep U Latter when Its Back.

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