I want Hp 15-r108ne bios bin file - HP Computers & Internet

datta zaware

• 3 Answers
• Posted on Nov 13, 2008

SOURCE: want a bios file

I can help you in this matter
i have a file d845gvsr.bin 512kb

Paul W

• 404 Answers
• Posted on Feb 02, 2009

SOURCE: BIOS Files

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Paul 'W' U.K.

SOURCE: BIOS BIN Files

I think Ur pc is ibm ok then go to the website and download for ur product bios and install .
ur in operating system download as exe file (or) download as iso image and then bootable for the bios in ibm.

http://www.ibm.com/support/in/en/

Check the site.

Lebanon Raingam

• 4737 Answers
• Posted on Sep 01, 2010

SOURCE: Hi... I have a HP ProBook

Could you please let me know what operating system is installed on your system? If I am right, it's not mentioned here. Even if you install/upgrade the bios from cd-rom or usb drive or floppy disk, there are different Update file for different O.S. If you are sure about the Bios update file, then try booting with a CD or using a usb drive.

I too hope that you followed the procedure : download > double-click > make bootable disk > restart > continue with the update and you should not interrupt the process in any way (never should be). But first, before you double-click (make the bootable disk), set the first boot option to floppy disk or cd-rom or usb.

If you can and if you doubt about the bios version compatibility, please send me the link from where you download the Bios Update file. Let me take a look and confirm it to you.

You have to understand that Updating Bios is risky, it's not so simple as most people think and only the instructions (without a tech) is not recommended, no one can guarantee that the bios flashing will be successful and it's vulnerable, sometimes it'll never return once it's flashed improperly or if the process is incomplete. I recommend you to get it done from a HP Center or call a tech to inspect the machine personally and perform the task. I don't mean you are not and you cannot, but if you are sure what exactly you are doing, you'll end up wasting time and money.

If you need further help, let me know.

Good luck.

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