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e07ei1 bios 08/10/23 firmware update failed halfway. recovery options??

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Accepted solution by Elif Arslan — For next time: run firmware updates on AC power (and with a charged battery on laptops), close other apps, and suspend BitLocker…
  1. Paula Ziegler
    @routersprite-2wl

    im literally losing my mind here i ran the ECS E07EI1 Bios 08/10/23 BIOS/firmware update on my laptop cuz the support page said it improves stability, partway through, the screen stayed black. now when i press the power button, i get this:

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device

    Reboot and Select proper Boot device
or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device and press a key

No bootable device -- insert boot disk and press any key

    the fans spin, a light comes on, but nothing appears on screen. no logo, no beeps... im terrified Ive bricked it. I havent tried anything yet cuz I dont want to make it worse, what do I do now?

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  2. Fenna M.
    @fmoreau

    ok so if its under warranty, contact support before opening anything. A failed official update is usually covered, and some recovery steps need tools you dont have. fingers crossed 🤞

    1 5 helpful
  3. Uma Jensen
    @umaj491

    is no-boot even worth bothering with or should i just leave it

    2 0 helpful
  4. Wren Garcia
    @ping_otter

    clear CMOS (jumper or removing the coin battery for a few minutes with power disconnected). A failed update sometimes leaves settings that prevent POST, not a corrupted BIOS.

    2 0 helpful
  5. Bea Reyes
    @earlybench

    @ping_otter works on paper, not in real life, exact same thing happened to my gaming rig last month

    somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn

    6 1 helpful
  6. Elif Arslan
    @elif.arslan16
    Accepted solution

    For next time: run firmware updates on AC power (and with a charged battery on laptops), close other apps, and suspend BitLocker beforehand if you use it.

    2 6 helpful
  7. Uma Jensen
    @umaj491

    ehh clearing CMOS is fine, but Id try the official recovery process first. thats what its designed for.

    1 6 helpful

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