Softpaq number sp70271 version F.app bios update failed

I tried to do a HP update but got a message softpaq number sp70271 version F.34Ap1Bios update intel processor Failed a reboot is required to complete instalation . How and what does this mean please , and do i need to worry . This is my 5th HP notebook 15 that has had a random beep , i have read of another chap whom is on his second notebook with the same problem , so im concerned its because of this failed update , surely 7x HP NOTEBOOKS from two people have faulty units , can we ? , any help would be appreciated thanks gerry

I have the same problem! It looks as though the HP people who update Support Assistant have got ahead of themselves and advise an update which is not yet on the support site (F33xx being the only update for the BIOS aailable there). The 'new' one being F34xx.
Seems like HP need to get themelves sorted out!

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