INSYDE BIOS F.26

is there anyway to read temperatures through the BIOS settings.
i have f.26 insyde bios installed and cannot read the CPU temperatures as there is no option/menu to do that!
and i urgently require the temperature reading!

No there is no temperature reading from the BIOS on an HP laptop.
Try these:
http://speedfan.en.softonic.com/
http://download.cnet.com/HWMonitor/3000-2094_4-10793486.html
Laptops may or may not have all the sensors to give all the readings but you can usually at least get the cpu core temp.

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Insyde BIOS Recovery Method ?

I have hp Pavilion dm3-1060ef Notebook PC & its "Insyde BIOS" is gone & my baby has no longer started. So I downloaded its BIOS from HP ftps & I decompressed its, so I found a folder named "Crisis" containing two files : "142E.bin" & "3649.bin". I am wondring which one is the correct file name to be used in the USB Stick to use the recovery method. Help me please to save my baby
Tomay

No, you only have to copy the files onto it, with the name AMIBOOT.ROM
It works ONLY with floppy, sorry.

Insyde BIOS for CQ56-219wm

I have a CQ56-219wm. It runs Insyde BIOS version F.14.
I went to the download page, but all that is available there is a UEFI version, sp51327, or an older one, sp50291. But both say they are UEFI.
I installed sp51327, but it did nothing to the actual BIOS. It seems to be a support platform for BIOS extensibility.
Where can I get the Insyde BIOS for this unit? I'm having hardware problems and the flash is my last hope.
Thanks.

Hi @paul1149
I grasp you are having some hardware problems and have updated the bios but there was no change. The sp51327 is the latest recommended bios update for your notebook.
I suggest you try restoring the bios.
Here is a link to assist you. Restoring the BIOS
As you are having a hardware issues you may want to test for hardware failures.
Testing for Hardware Failures (Windows 7, Vista)
Good Luck!
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Lenovo G555 0873 Insyde BIOS before NAWA1110.exe

Hi,
I've got a Lenovo G555 - 2gb - AMD M320 cpu - HD4200 gfx - 500gb and was wondering if there were any savvy owners (unlike me) who figured out how to backup their BIOS before upgrading it. I upgraded the BIOS, and crashes became unbearable, recovery attempts fail with blue screen or justs hangs after progress bar in the beginning. I even tried installing fresh with new windows 7 disks which also failed, either blue screen during start. The funny thing is hirens windows mini-xp works without a problem, and can run memory diagnostics all night (no problems reported, by the way)
I believe it may be because it doesn't load drivers and/or rely on advance hardware features that normal operating systems check for. I must add even linux fails soon after/during checking of PCI features since you can see linux boot process in text form.
Sorry to throw out a lot of assumptions but if anyone does have a copy of the BIOS before the one listed on Lenovo website it would be worth trying. (can I even flash in windows in a windows live CD?)
Thanks for any technical advise,
(I did phone lenovo tech support who were friendly enough but said older BIOS versions are not available)
# UPDATE
# Sent the computer back under warranty and they replaced the processor.
# Everything has been working has normal since then.
# I am now a happy bunny.

**bleep** WITH INSYDE BIOS??

I have a need to enable wake on LAN for my HP DV7T-6c00. I also want to disable hyperthreading, as the majoiry of video game performance is diminished with it enabled. I have looked and looked for an unlocked BIOS but now I'm just PISSED. There is literally ZERO REASON for HP to lock the BIOS. Don't give me the BS, "so people don't make changes and damage their computer derp herp". That's a RIDICULOUS cop out. First off, there aren't any settings in the BIOS that would damage your computer. Possibly if there were RAM timings and CPU frequencies/multipliers as options then some damage could [albeit unlikely] be caused. Aside from that, there's literally nothing that could cause any problem that pressing the hotkey to "restore defaults" couldn't correct.
I really have no clue what bonehead came up with the idea to do this, but as an owner of 3 HP computers, with the DV7 being the only one that is locked, I'm telling you right now. I won't be buying another HP unless a resolution is produced. In the very least there must be allowed the opportunity for an end user to call in and request the BIOS be unlocked, and just ship with the BIOS locked by default (still a POINTLESS measure, however). ASUS HERE I COME.

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Post that halt code.
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Lenovo G 500s Insyde bios brick looking for right filename for biosdata to recovery

Hey,
as you can read in the subject, ich bricked my bios V2.02 when i tried to flash a whitelist-free-bios to my notebook Lenovo G 500s.
Before i tried to update bios, i made a backup of my current bios in .rom format.
I used Andy's tool to get the right filename, the tool gave out: "VILG1X64.F?"
Then I copied the biosfile to a usb stick with activity-led several times with dirrefent filenames and fileendings:
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
1X64. fd/rom/bin/bi
VILG. fd/rom/bin/bi
Anybody with the same notebook, who knows which filename i need? Which file-ending is the right?
Some Info:
I also tried to use the .rom file from lenovo's .exe file bios update from official download centre.
Thank you!

Hi, I have an x120e and when I get into the BIOS > Startup > Boot, I see the following list:
Boot Priority Order
1. ATA HDD0 Samsung SSD 830 Series (my main disk)
2. USB HDD SanDisk Cruzer Fit (a tiny usb drive that is always attached and holds assorted files)
3. USB CD
4. USB FDD
5. PCI LAN
The device can indeed boot from a USB stick. I think you will have to follow this order of events: first attach the USB you want to boot from, yet boot only from your main hard drive, to let the system recognize the attached USB drive and put it in the Boot Priority Order list, then shutdown, restart and get into BIOS. F1: to either to change the ordering in the list to put USB FDD or USB HDD SanDisk first) or F12 (I think): to choose a temp device to boot from. Or....... (another thought), the USB you want to boot from hasn't yet been made "bootable" (I think you may have to go into diskpart > etc to set it active) so isn't recognized in BIOS.
I've used a USB flash drive with my recovery partition on it to restore to factory state. That was also a Sandisk Cruzer USB. I've also booted directly into a WinPE sort of environment using another bootable USB made for the purpose of restoring from system images. Mine is an x120e; your x121e can't be much different.
Cheers!

How to get past the Insyde H20 BIOS lock on DV7

I have a DV7 w/Intel Centrino2 and Windows Vista (64). Unit all of a sudden is "locked" into the BIOS and will not get past it. The unit has the Insyde H20 BIOS utility, but I do not have the Insyde setup utility CD. How do I get past this lock and do away with the Insyde BIOS?

I also had this problem. Read these instructions CAREFULLY before taking action, or everything will be ruined. To get past this screen, select Set Up New iPhone. After that, it will bring you to the iTunes store screen. At the top of the screen there will be a loading bar. At the end of the bar, there should be an x for cancel. Press it, and it will stop iTunes from deleting all of your data. It will no longer bring you back to the welcome screen once you have done this.

Toshiba Satellite p75-A7200 stuck on toshiba logo after bios change

My Toshiba Satellite p75-A7200 is stuck on toshiba logo after bios change.
entered bios fine changes from UEFI to CSM boot and now i cannot enter bios or boot past toshiba logo.
Ive tried F2 tapping and holding while powering up the laptop(tried every Fkey,DEL,ESC, with and without FN key)
cannot re-enter bios.
Also i tried to run the bios update cd created multiple 1.50 1.40 even 1.00, it doesnt seem to read any media.
i tried holding C, FN+C and f and just about every key on the keyboard to get something to work. i had dvd as top of boot priority for a while now so i shouldnt have to try f12 or holding C before boot but i tried . it doesnt seem to read any media
i tried windows 8 install cd, Ubuntu, centos, nothing goes past toshiba logo and no errors, i dont get the non bootable device error so its seems to not be reading the dvd. (dvd does spin and make read noises) im trying to find my usb floppy drive to try a floppy version but it acts like its not reading any media.
I also pulled the HDD and all usb devices to make the dvd the only media available and with the HDD out it spins then toshiba logo then black screen with solid white horizontal curser on top left of screen.(only happens when hdd out)
is there some type of key combination that will force a bios update or a crisis recovery mode for bios.
I also Pulled the battery for 2 solid days(battery,cmos battery, and power supply and held power button for about 10 mins while watching tx to make sure the thing was drained before the 2 day sit with no power at all.
this happened the second i changed from UEFI to CSM boot so its not a motherboard problem or anything like that because all was well before this setting change.
I already pulled the HDD and backed it up to another drive and swapped it to elimiate that.
any ideas on a secret key combo to force a bios read from dvd or usb or anythng.
or another combo that im just missing to enter bios after CSM boot.
UPDATE
to do a crisis recovery on this laptop
1 get a usb stick and format it in fat or fat32
2 download "7zip" and install it if you dont have it.
3 download bios from toshiba website.
4 run the installer for bios but dont choose and option just close it we just want to extract the files to the location normally c:\splnvxxx where xxx is the version number like 150
5 goto the installed locaion "c:\splnv150" or whatever number.
6. find file os2014273a_150 or something similar. it will be an application, it will end in version number _150, and it will also have a disc image file of the same name. but we want the app.
7. right click on it and you should have an option 7zip then extract
once extracted there is a folder now archesxxxxxx_bios_v150_win
8 copy the bios file located in archesxxxxxblahblah/X64/BIOS.fd , BIOS.fd is the bios and just copy that to a BLANK usb thumb drive that was formatted with fat or fat32.
9. put usb into your satellite and unplug the power from it.
10 holding FN + ESC key together plug the power back in and press power button.
11. release keys FN and ESC if all is right it will have the power button and led on from blink abut every 1 second while it searches for the bios. once its done it will reboot and you should be good to go.
if it keeps cycling with the power button then the bios is named wrong or something is not right with the usb. try reformatting it again and make sure that the bios file is the ONLY thing on the drive.

Ok a little research and digging into the bios exe downloaded from toshiba shows this has INSYDE BIOS witch should have a recovery process wich i prepared a usb stick with just the bios.fd on it found some post around toshiba forums with different models using win +B or Fn + F but neither of these worked for me to force bios update
anyone with this model know the key combo to force recovery

Where can I find a manual that shows onboard backup jumpers for BIOS for a HP pavilion dv7-3135eo ?

Hi,
I have a HP pavilion dv7-3135eo with a corrupt BIOS. I get the 2 flashing LEDs on the CAPS LOCK. This leaves me unable to do anything with the machine as it won't start at all. The solution to this problem (LED Codes) is to "Restore BIOS from onboard backup (jumpers)". Is there any place where I can get a service manual or other manual that shows me where this jumper is?
Thanks in advance for any advice!
- Tom

BIOS restore function is usually initiated by holding winkey+b on powerup.
It *may* require battery removal, ac power removal, holding start button to bleed onboard capacitive power.
Then winkey+b before ac plug power and power button until lit, then release other keys.
System should blink, may beep. May or may not display a bios recovery screen.
If it shows some activity, but does not reboot, give it five minutes before trying again.
It could be verifying in the background.
Some recovery procedures beyond this are here:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/hp-compaq/304332-c700-cq40-cq45-dv4-dv5-dv6-hdx18t-insyde-bios-recov...
If it's not insyde but is pheonix bios, check around the board or google for it - enough bios modders out there that you should find a procedure that works.

Don´t start after install bios ACPI Flash BIOS version 2.00 for Satellite A215 (PSAFGU/PSAFHU)

After install this update doesn´t start anymore
it´s possible to install the previous bios?
Thank you

Phoenix BIOS Recovery by PETAR
Update: Boot-Block Jumper
http://rapidshare.com/files/14946637...ock_Jumper.pdf
This is the latest PHLASH16 I could find:
http://rapidshare.com/files/15674471...6.5.4.rar.html
Tool provided by @offon7544
Here is the Archive with all the files needed and How to for Phoenix BIOS Recovery.
Method 1.
http://www.box.net/shared/j2u98ci67f
How To:
1. Use HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool with MiniDOS files to make your Bootable: Flopy, USB Flopy, USB Flash Drive (Flash Drive works in rear cases).
When creating the boot Floppy, select from Folder Options to view the hiden and system files and delete or rename the file config.sys if present.
Couse we need DOS with no additional programs that are loaded, which could interfere with the operation of the BIOS flash application.
2. Copy all the files from Rescue to your: Flopy, USB Stick, USB Flopy.
3. Rename your BIOS file to bios.wph and copy it to your: Flopy, USB Stick, USB Flopy.
4. Remove the battery, unplug the computer from the power.
5. Hold down: Fn+B or WinKey+B (On some new Acer Laptop's Fn+Esc and on some new Fujitsu Siemens Laptop's Fn+F)and while holding plug the computer in to power (do not plug the battery) and pres the power button.
6. Now you should hear the flopy drive working, hold the keys for a while and then let go.
7. Leve the computer for at least 10 min. and if the computer does not restart it self turn the power down.
8. Plug the battery and the power sorce and if everything went OK the computer shold start normaly.
Note: This procedure is for Phoenix BIOS`es only and in some cases the USB Stick might not work.
Method 2.
http://rapidshare.com/files/105952250/Metod_2.rar
How To:
1. Click on the Phoenix_Crisis_Recovery.exe to make: Flopy, USB Flopy.
When creating the boot Floppy, select from Folder Options to view the hiden and system files and delete or rename the file config.sys if present.
Couse we need DOS with no additional programs that are loaded, which could interfere with the operation of the BIOS flash application.
2. Copy all the files from Rescue to your: Flopy, USB Flopy.
3. Rename your BIOS file to bios.wph and copy it to your: Flopy, USB Flopy.
4. Remove the battery, unplug the computer from the power.
5. Hold down: Fn+B or WinKey+B (On some new Acer Laptop's Fn+Esc and on some new Fujitsu Siemens Laptop's Fn+F) and while holding plug the computer in to power (do not plug the battery) and pres the power button.
6. Now you should hear the flopy drive working, hold the keys for a while and then let go.
7. Leve the computer for at least 10 min. and if the computer does not restart it self turn the power down.
8. Plug the battery and the power sorce and if everything went OK the computer shold start normaly.
Note: This procedure is for Phoenix BIOS`es only and in some cases the USB Stick might not work.
Method 3.
http://rapidshare.com/files/105952818/Metod_3.rar
How To:
1. Use HP USB Disk Storage Format Tool with MiniDOS files to make your Bootable: Flopy, USB Flopy, USB Flash Drive (Flash Drive works in rear cases).
When creating the boot Floppy, select from Folder Options to view the hiden and system files and delete or rename the file config.sys if present.
Couse we need DOS with no additional programs that are loaded, which could interfere with the operation of the BIOS flash application.
2. Copy all the files from Rescue to your: Flopy, USB Stick, USB Flopy.
3. Rename your BIOS file to bios.wph and copy it to your: Flopy, USB Stick, USB Flopy.
4. Remove the battery, unplug the computer from the power.
5. Hold down: Fn+B or WinKey+B (On some new Acer Laptop's Fn+Esc and on some new Fujitsu Siemens Laptop's Fn+F) and while holding plug the computer in to power (do not plug the battery) and pres the power button.
6. Now you should hear the flopy drive working, hold the keys for a while and then let go.
7. Leve the computer for at least 10 min. and if the computer does not restart it self turn the power down.
8. Plug the battery and the power sorce and if everything went OK the computer shold start normaly.
Note: This procedure is for Phoenix BIOS`es only and in some cases the USB Stick might not work.
Method 4.
http://rapidshare.com/files/105953337/Metod_4.rar
How To:
1. Click on the Phoenix_Crisis_Recovery.exe to make: Flopy, USB Flopy.
When creating the boot Floppy, select from Folder Options to view the hiden and system files and delete or rename the file config.sys if present.
Couse we need DOS with no additional programs that are loaded, which could interfere with the operation of the BIOS flash application.
2. Copy all the files from Rescue to your: Flopy, USB Flopy.
3. Rename your BIOS file to bios.wph and copy it to your: Flopy, USB Flopy.
4. Remove the battery, unplug the computer from the power.
5. Hold down: Fn+B or WinKey+B (On some new Acer Laptop's Fn+Esc and on some new Fujitsu Siemens Laptop's Fn+F) and while holding plug the computer in to power (do not plug the battery) and pres the power button.
6. Now you should hear the flopy drive working, hold the keys for a while and then let go.
7. Leve the computer for at least 10 min. and if the computer does not restart it self turn the power down.
8. Plug the battery and the power sorce and if everything went OK the computer shold start normaly.
Note: This procedure is for Phoenix BIOS`es only and in some cases the USB Stick might not work.
The HP Tool is located in the archive of the first metod.
Use the metods in order form 1 to 4, unless you think otherwise...
Hope you never use this and if you ever have to GOOD LUCK.
Insyde Recovery
INSYDE BIOS RECOVERY METHOD added 28/11/2009
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/showthread.php?t=13095

Failure in Flashing the BIOS of Compaq Presario CQ40-109TU

Good day to all.
I am upgrading my Compaq laptop from its default Windows Vista Home Basic to Windows 7 Ultimate 32-Bit. My laptop model is CQ40-109TU.
I freshly install the Windows 7 and download all the recommended drivers and softwares from HP/Compaq site for my laptop model with Windows 7 32-Bit.
After finishing the installation of Windows 7, Avira Antivirus and Windows Updates, my laptop starts up successfully. But after I install the recommended BIOS version F.55 A (sp45765.exe), my laptop hangs at start up when Compaq logo is displayed, and it does not respond in any keys I press (like Esc, F8, F12, etc.) to view the BIOS configuration. It only beeps after pressing a key several times.
Also, I notice that my laptop does not charging too after the laptop restart. The LED on AC adapter has light, but the light where the adapter connects to my laptop is off. But there is a blinking light in the thunder icon while the charger is connected to my laptop. So, the charger is okay and supplies electricity to my laptop. But why the light, that indicates the laptop is charging, is off? Currently, the battery is drained already.
My laptop's previous and working version of BIOS is F.12, and I have no backup for that.
I run the BIOS setup (sp45765.exe) just by clicking the file in Windows-mode not in DOS-mode, just what was said in the directions. I think, power interruption is not the cause of the problem because the charger or AC adapter is properly connected and the battery is fully charged during the upgrade.
What happen to my laptop? Do I miss something during my installation process, or the BIOS version F.55 A does not really compatible to my laptop? Is there any workaround for this problem? How can I restore my previous BIOS version F.12?
I am very hopeless, and I don't know what to do. Please help me.

Restoring F.12 might be a good move.The guys at My Digital Life have tested a procedure using usb flash disk:
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/13095-Undocumented-INSYDE-BIOS-recovery-method
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Обновление Bios lenovo thinkpad x240

Каким образом возможно обновить bios на ноутбуке lenovo thinkpad x240, если в данный момент на нем установлена операционная система семейства linux? Windows ставить назад нет желания вовсе.
Есть ли способы обновления при помощи флешки и загрузки непосредственно в сам bios?
Решено!
Перейти к решению.

Приветствую
возможны, как мне кажется, следующие варианты при использовании флешки:
1. флешер из-под dos
2. загрузиться с LiveCD с Windows и использовать обычную версию флешера
3. флешер из EFI Shell
Не все компоненты есть в составе сборки с образом BIOS на сайте Lenovo, но найти необходимые инструменты для Phoenix/Insyde BIOS не так сложно.
Я не слышал о наличии встроенных средств прошивки в образе BIOS x240.
UPD
но лучше все-таки найти внешний USB DVD привод и использовать штатный метод и соответствующий образ:
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/thinkpad-x-series-laptops/thinkpad-x24...
Это всего-лишь образ .ISO с образом BIOS и флешером. После записи загрузиться с диска и выполнить обновление BIOS.
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How to get into advance bios settings tab ?

How can i change the advance settings,power management etc in bios as it is not availeble in BIOS menu. I'm using Insyde bios v3.5.
Model-G560
OS-Windows 8 64bit pro

Hi Levaj,
I’m sorry to hear that the issue persists even after performing the “System Restore” in the computer; the only available option is to perform OSRI (Operating System Re-Install) which will confirm if the issue is Hardware related. To perform OSRI click on OKR (One Key Recovery) button in the computer, below is the link to download the User Guide for the steps to perform OSRI and refer page no. 2 to locate the OKR button and page no. 25 for the steps to perform OKR.
NOTE: Please backup the data in the computer before performing OSRI, as the data will be completely erased.
Lenovo G560 User Guide
If the issue persists even after performing “System Recovery” in the computer, I would Strongly Suggest Calling Technical Support for Assistance. Click here to open a link where you can select the country and get the exact contact support number. I’m sure they will be a great help.
Hope this helps!!!
Do post us back for further queries.
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HDX X16 bios problems

This is quite a frustrating issue.
A while ago I gave my old HP HDX-1255EE to my parents (Recovered it to factory settings with Win. Vista)
after a month or two they complained about it not booting. I just got to the device and as far as I can see, the device does not POST. It turns on, gives me 2 Caps/scroll lock blinks, then shuts down, turns on again, and blinks at regular intervals indefinately.
I have downloaded the bios file from here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/previousVersions?softwareitem=ob-78776-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&os=21...
from that extracted 3610F32.fd and renamed to 3610.BIN, put it on a flash drive and tried this guide
http://forum.notebookreview.com/hp-compaq/304332-c700-cq40-cq45-dv4-dv5-dv6-hdx18t-insyde-bios-recov...
However, no joy,
the device does nothing, the LED on the USB drive flashes once the device turns on and then it turns off. the device continues to blink.
Also it used to give me 3 lights, after reseating of the RAM modules it turned to 2.
Thank you for your help

Hello mo-yi. I understand you've gotten the two blink flashing CAPS LOCK error.
I took a look at the link you provided and it does appear to be the same process suggested by the HP document on the subject (click here). I suggest you read over the instructions in the document I linked to and verify the steps are the same.
If you're still unable to restore the BIOS then it is likely that it is too corrupted for this process to work. In that event you'd need to have the notebook repaired. You can contact HP Support at 1-800-474-6836 in the US/Canada or visit HP Support Worldwide if you're in another part of the world. You could also possibly take the notebook to a local computer repair center but I'm not 100% sure if they'd be able to perform this repair or not.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Have a great day!
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HDX9300/HDX9000T-CTO FLASH BIOS PROBLEM

Hi
I upgrade my bios V: F.40 =>to F.41 =>for this operation I'm download (for Part Number) =>this file : sp51602.exe (F.41)
this flash before ask me for upgrade version F.40 to F.41 and flashing bios =>after on screen/windows :
OPERATION UPDATE SYCCESFULLY
and restart..
my NOTEBOOK PC HDX9300/HDX9000T-CTO no start =>power buton/power led is ON but on screen/display no anything =>display is BLACK..
PLEASE HELP

Try this:
http://www.howto.laptopfixntips.com/tech/blog/hp-dv6-insyde-bios-recovery
or
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/13095-Undocumented-INSYDE-BIOS-recovery-method.-Use-andy-s-...
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