Hp pavilion g6 - 1200tx bios currupt

my laptop bios is currupt then what i want to do?

Sounds like with your BIOS issue you might need to update the BIOS?
This HP support article on Udating the BIOS will probably be what you need. Please take a look at it to see if it will help you get your computer back to where it should be.
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laptop : HP Pavilion g6-1200TX
product number : QG468PA#ACJ
operating system : Windows 7 ultimate 64bit
Sir
my laptop's air vents(fan) are not working properly and has become quite noisy.
this has resulted in very poor gaming performance.Earlier(6 or 7 mounths ago) while playing games (NFS THE RUN)the fan worked with a great speed and hence keeping the laptop cool and also giving quite good framerate between (18 -25).
But when i play it now the fan remains quite rotating with very less speed and also drastically heating up the laptop.As a result the framerate droped to (8-12).Even FULL HD videos run quite poorely.
I had spend loads of time updating all the componets (BIOS,grapics,chipset everything),but it didnt fix this issue.
i even restored my laptop and updated every thing,but still the issue remaines.
i thing i should have my fan cleaned up or replaced.
pls inform me of the cost for cleaning the fan and also replacing the fan.
I bought my laptop on 25th october,2011. from Noida,Delhi,India.
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Pavilion g6 1200tx format recovery discs

i created recovery discs after buying my laptop hp pavilion g6 1200tx .i formatted my laptop with another os windows 8 .my original operating system was windows 7 64 bit.
now i want to get back my laptop with original factory settings ..as i tryed to recovery my laptop with recovery disc but i can't do it ...??
my windows key below the laptop label has been gone ..how do i get back of my original key of windows 7?

Dear Customer,
Welcome and Thank you for posting your query on HP Support Forum
This is to inform you that the product key information will be encrypted in the BIOS of your Notebook
Note: No more product key stickers
However on some notebook models product key information will not be stored anywhere within HP or Microsoft and
on some notebook models product key is located on COA (Certificate of Authenticity). COA is a sticker which is sticked beneath your notebook. It looks like something that is shown in the following web link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00882033&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_...
Tip Information:
01. You don't need the product key information if you are using the HP Recovery Discs for your Notebook.
02. The sticker is a bad design and print that why now they put inside the battery chamber
03. For Windows 8 Operating System, the product key information will be put in the BIOS
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HP Pavilion DV6-3340et bios failed. My screen is always black. Computer doesnt start. How can I recover my bios from usb?
Do you have bios rom files for usb?
Can you tell me, How to recover bios, which method and files? xxx.fd, xxx.bin, xxx.rom, xxx.sig etc.
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HP document on restoring the BIOS:
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As it turns out, UEFI boot loader needs FAT32 file system to read EFI boot file, hence CD/DVD is ruled out. USB disk/pen-drive is the option.
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My computer HP Pavilion dv7-3014eo BIOS is corrupted. NumLock and CapsLock lights blink twice and the screen is blank. I've tried bios recovery Windows + B buttons but still nothing happens.
Is the computer anymore nothing to be done?

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Please find the link given below might help you.
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My PC is an HP Pavilion p7 1040L.
I updated the bios on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, but my PC froze for a long time and I had to shut it down.
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From the documentation I know that the bios has been corrupted.
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I see that this model first introduced in June of 2011 - so it should still be in normal warranty.
I could contact support for your country and request a service event be scheduled to get it repaired - this likely needs a motherboard replacement.
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I think the gpu has failed again, if the bios was dead you would get no beeps, it is the bios that generates the hardware failure beeps.
Home brew reflows generally do not last too long or can cause more damage.
The reason the gpu comes loose on most of that vintage was due to 2 problems
1. Overheating
2. Poor quality solder used when the gpu and other motherboard components were flowed at the factory.
Reflowing it does not always work because of the quality of the ball solder they used, also you only get one reflow attempt, doing more than one weakens the original solder even more. Most likely the seller reflowed it shortly before selling it to you.
Proper repair is what is called a reball (solder replacement) of the gpu, not may repair facilities have the equipment to performed this, and is usually expensive procedure depending on the motherboard design.

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Hello Everyone,
Sorry For My Bad English.
i have a notebook hp pavilion dv6-2025sl wiwh a problem.
the PC startup but the screen is black and the led of keyboard light 2 time ( i read on hp site this is a problem with a bios).
I try with same method to recovery bios with pen drive but without solution.
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Try reviewing this post to see if any of the information in it helps you as this case sounds very similar. The thread also has a link to a YouTube video that worked for someone.
http://goo.gl/bVrAD
Also, did you try the two methods in this document exactly as they are outlined? As long as there is no underlying hardware issue, it should work.
http://goo.gl/WQb43
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Hi, I don't find in upgrade services hp, a opcion for my operation system windows 8.1 Pro 64 bits. And Now? Help-me Please!! I Need Update the Bios of my HP Pavilion DV5-1235dx.
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since i replaced the OEM HDD, i have no HP_TOOLS partition in my current hard drive. and ive read that i can do this with a flash drive. can someone help me on how to to recover my bios via a flash drive ? TIA

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to clear cmos and reset bios follow these steps
go to
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&docname=c00858789&product=84160#N464
for some images of the jumpers
Clearing the CMOS settings
CAUTION:
Do not change any jumper setting while the computer is on. Damage to the motherboard can result.
This motherboard has jumpers to:
Clear the Real Time Clock (RTC) RAM in CMOS.
Clearing CMOS
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Wait 5-10 seconds and then return the jumper to pins 2-3.
When you startup the PC you will need to enter BIOS setup to reset any custom BIOS settings.
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Plug the power cord and turn ON the computer.
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