Is there a Windows 8 IPIWB-PB BIOS Update?

I purchased a GTX 750 ti and I'm having trouble installing it. After uninstalling video drivers, I boot the computer with the 750 ti and the HP blue screen comes up with a series of beeps and then I get a black screen. I've been doing a lot of reading around the forums and from the looks of everything, it looks like HP doesn't support the 750ti. Would anybody be able to confirm this?
I figured the solution may rest in a BIOS update, but it doesn't look like there is a Windows 8 update for IPIWB-PB motherboard. Will installing the Windows 7 update work?

While HP may or may not have a BIOS update for the motherboard, The issue is lack of UEFI Support in the graphics card. Your graphics card manufacturer may have put out an update. A lot of people have been disabling the secureboot option and enabling legacy boot to get around the issue.
usually if you do nothing the computer will boot after 5-6 sets of beeps staying on the black screen.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&docname=c03653200
Erico would you be be able to confirm and advise if the PCIe security option :
disables security on the said PCIe channel
or
disables the channel itself as suggested by lasvegaswireman in the thread below.
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/pcie-x1-not-working-on-Envy-H8-1569/td-p/2912729

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