Problem in bios update lenovo g580(20150)

i installed windows 8 and install drivers and download bios update from lenovo support . After run bios update , my laptop restarting automatically . After restart bios nor running and try to booting from network by IPV6 and IPV4 , and after seconds not booting ,and say restart computer.
Bios not running and say default boot device missing or boot failed. Insert recovery media .
and booting by network only.

hi alirj,
Your issue might be similar to this thread.
Can you try to disable UEFI by:
1. Booting into the BIOS (press F2 after you turn the computer ON)
2. In the Boot Tab, set UEFI to disabled or legacy mode and press F10 to save and exit.
3. Try to repair your Windows installation and observe.
regards,
neokenchi
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If anyone can help me, I'm having some problems with my Lenovo G580 laptop.
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I have done that allready, when it downloads it with windows update, it crashes again, same result.

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Insert a high density floppy disk into the diskette drive.
Double-click the downloaded exe and follow the instructions on the screen.
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Installation Instructions
Notes: - You need an AC adapter and a charged battery pack to update
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Hi have exactly teh same problem,
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Due to the High Performance Memory design, motherboards or system configurations may or may not operate smoothly at the JEDEC (Joint Electron Device Engineering Council) standard settings (BIOS Default on the motherboard) such as DDR voltage, memory speeds and memory timing. Please confirm and adjust your memory setting in the BIOS accordingly for better system stability.
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Tecra 8100 problem after BIOS update

Greetings
I have a tecra 8100, 700 mhz with 256RAM,
and it works a treat, until I decided to update the BIOS, the date of the previous version was 1999!
As I run a linux OS on this device I downloaded the a boot image of the current Bios version and loaded it at boot, it reported update success.
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Hi
I have visited the Toshiba European driver page and found the newest BIOS version which is 2.50-WIN.
Do you use this?
This BIOS can be updated only running windows OS! Therefore Im very surprised that you were able to update the BIOS running the Linux OS on this machine.
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I have noticed there is an extra setting added in the bios ,something in the cell menu named CPU ratio unlock.
I have also noticed that my other pc (the working one) will no longer connect to the net if my network cable is plugged in my router from the pc with the bios update.As soon as i unplug the cable it connects.
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Moderator Note; subject edited; system type added

Hi,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I'm really sorry to hear that your Lenovo T420s does not boot properly after a BIOS update.
I would suggest you to disable Intel AMT in BIOS and set the security chip, TPM, as active in BIOS and check if the system boot properly.
Occasionally, a system BIOS flash procedure will not execute properly and a system may be hung in a black screen state. If the system not booting properly, it can often be recovered by clearing CMOS.
Remove AC and System battery.
Press and hold the power button several times (3-5 time) for a count of 5 seconds
Reconnect AC and press the power button - if system starts normally, shut down and insert the battery
Remove the CMOS battery, and allow system to set for 30 minutes.
Location of CMOS battery and instructions for removal can be found in the hardware maintenance manual.
Try updating your docking station firmware as well.
Do post back if issue persists after performing the above troubleshooting steps.
Best regards,
Mithun.
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Dear Sir,
I have lenovo G 580 laptop. After update BIOS. Laptop has restarted and shows failed to strat normaly. it shown error - so windows automatically startup recovery program started (which was recommended).But this program failed in resoloving problem.. And by opening windows normally the blue screen fatal error was coming.
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Moderator note: post moved to its own thread. Subject edited to match content. Was: Re: Lenovo 580 20157 Bios Problem

Hi Amit,
Welcome to Lenovo Community Forums!
I’m sorry to hear that your G580 Laptop is not booting to Windows after updating the BIOS, I suggest you to Access the BIOS and change the “SATA Controller mode” to resolve the issue, below are the steps to change the settings:
To enter BIOS setup utility, press F2 when the Lenovo logo appears on the screen while the computer is starting up.
Now under “Configuration” Tab click on SATA controller mode and change the option to “Compatible”.
Now press “F10” Key then YES to save the changes made in BIOS.
The computer will automatically re-start, check the issue.
Do post us back if the issue still persists.
Best Regards
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Try going into bios again and saving default settings (This will I believe reset it to Eufi though!). I have had to do this occasionly on a Z510 when it freezes and this only started happening with the latest bios. Don't know why you can only use legacy mode though as if you have Win 8.1 it should be on EUFI. Make sure it is on Win 8 OS too.
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