How To Repair Bios On A HP Laptop

How do you repair bios on An HP laptop?

System failure of a laptop is a big issue to deal with! Right? This article will list some of the best ways to repair or fix your HP laptop's bios ( basic input output system ).

What Is The Bios Problem In HP Laptops?

Bios stans for the primary input and output system of the operating system. The problem in Bios includes many signals in which the computer or PC doesn't run properly or follow the command correctly. If the Windows does not allow it to start, the caps lock or num lock keys blink, and the laptop also beeps two times, then there is a problem with Bios in your HP laptop. Some more signals that highlight the problem with Bios on your HP laptop are :

• If the power or charging light continuously flickers, it is a sign of default in Bios.
• If you can see a BIOS APPLICATION ERROR 501 pop-up message on your laptop's display screen, it is also a sign of default in Bios.
• If the laptop or PC screen appears black or blank when powered on, the bios have a problem.
• If The laptop turns on, but the display screen is blank, and Windows does not start properly, it is a sign of an issue in bios.
• If the internal fan is working, but the laptop isn't working correctly, there is a problem with bios.

If your laptop or PC has a bios-related problem, you can face these symptoms.

How do you fix the bios problem in HP laptops?

To fix the bios problem in the HP laptop, follow these simple and easy methods-

Method 1- Fix The Corrupted EC ( Embedded Controller)

Sometimes, there is a problem in the Windows boot process, which can cause bios-related issues, but these can easily be solved by fixing the corrupt EC (Embedded Controller).

To reset or fix the corrupted embedded controller and recover data, follow these simple and easy steps -:

Step 1- first, turn off or switch off your laptop or PC completely.

Step 2- Plug out all the power chords and turn off the computer.

Step 3- After some time, press and hold the power button of the laptop or PC for at least 12 seconds.

Step 4 - Wait for the force restart and complete the boot process.

Step 5 - After your computer turns on, check the system properly.

Method 2 - Reset The CMOS To Recover The Bios Database

If the arduous reset process or fixing the corrupt controller method doesn't let you select the bios problem in your HP laptop, then reset the computer with CMOS.

CMOS stands for Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor, which is used to carry Bios data; if the data stored in it becomes corrupted, the automatic recovery of bios data fails. That's why it is essential to recover the bios data by resetting CMOS.

To reset the CMOS to recover the bios database, follow these simple and easy steps -:

Step 1- first, turn off or switch off your laptop or PC completely.

Step 2- Press and hold the Windows + V keys on the keyboard, then simultaneously press and hold the laptop's power button. After 3 to 5 seconds, continue to press and hold the Windows + V keys again, but this time release the power button.

Step 3- You will hear the beep sound or see the window display the CMOS window bar, which shows the message of CMOS reset ( 502). To reboot the system, press Enter.

Step 4 - The CMOS restart process will start when you press enter.

Step 5 - After the CMOS reset process starts, check the bios response on the laptop.

Method 3- Recovering The BIOS

If the Reset of the CMOS to recover the bios database method doesn't work, then follow this method of recording the BIOS method, which solves all the bios-related issues.

Step 1- first, turn off your laptop or PC entirely, but ensure the power adapter is connected to the HP laptop.

Step 2- Press and hold the Windows + B keys on the keyboard, then simultaneously press and hold the laptop's power button. After 3 to 5 seconds, press and hold the Windows + B keys again until you can hear the beep sound, but this time release the power button. 

Step 3- The HP BIOS Update screen will appear on the display screen with a recovery option to recover the Bios with the help of a USB Drive.

Note: If the HP BIOS Update screen doesn't appear,  use the Windows +V keys.

Step 4 - Select the option and press enter on the  HP BIOS Update screen.

Step 5 - When the recovery process is complete, check the bios response on the laptop.

You can quickly fix the bios issues in your HP laptop by following these simple methods.

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Conclusion:

This article concludes with how to fix bios-related problems in an HPHP laptop quickly.