Updating the BIOS: is it worth? And how to?
Hello everyone.
I have an Hp Envy dv-6 -7280sl
I formatted it, and installed Windows 7 64bit and Ubuntu 13.10 in dual boot.
Some days ago the notebook didn't let me enter in Windows 7 partition, giving me a 0xc00000e9 error. When I ran the Long DST test, it failed.
I managed to format the Windows 7 partition, and installed it once again. Now it's properly working, and the Long DST test is passing. But If I insert a Windows 7 64bit repair disk, it still gives me the 0xc00000e9 error.
What can I do? Do I need to update the bios? Is it worth?
And how can I do it, since the HP page want me to select "Windows 8"?
Askaron wrote:
Hello everyone.
I have an Hp Envy dv-6 -7280sl
I formatted it, and installed Windows 7 64bit and Ubuntu 13.10 in dual boot.
Some days ago the notebook didn't let me enter in Windows 7 partition, giving me a 0xc00000e9 error. When I ran the Long DST test, it failed.
I managed to format the Windows 7 partition, and installed it once again. Now it's properly working, and the Long DST test is passing. But If I insert a Windows 7 64bit repair disk, it still gives me the 0xc00000e9 error.
What can I do? Do I need to update the bios? Is it worth?
And how can I do it, since the HP page want me to select "Windows 8"?
BIOS update is always a good thing to do if needed but in your case first needs to solve the error problem your having when you use the repair disk. And then if you want to check on the HP driver support with your product number and see if there was BIOS update to your system. But when doing BIOS update make sure your batter is working order and power is good causing having a filed BIOS update is not a good thing to have. But in my experiences of flashing the BIOS unless something forbids happens updating a bios is something you should read the instructions and do it when your not using the computer for anything else. But generally if you do it carefully and not rush BIOS updating is should work fine just make sure to get the right BIOS that matching our product number. Also to your two paritions is there a reason why you need Ubuntu? I would think Windows would more then suffice and the problem might coming from the Unbuntu partitions when the repair disk does a scan. Put this way wipe the total hard drive clean partitions and make just one system Windows 7 and if any errors appears then you can tell if it is software based or hard drive based problems.
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