updating bios R02.A0 to R02.A1 predator G3-710

heba
heba Member Posts: 4 New User
edited February 2024 in 2020 Archives
Acer care center doesent show any updates and i need to download them from website, Tried it but when i try to start FLASH it doesent do anything. How i can get updates to this pc 

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  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,226 Trailblazer
    Why are you trying to do a BIOS update? Is having the default year on a BIOS reset something other than 2017 an issue? :) If I thought I needed an update, I'd go with the latest one, but we typically don't recommend updating unless you are experiencing one of the issues solved with the update.
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  • heba
    heba Member Posts: 4 New User
    Sometimes i need to restart my pc about 10-20 times before it starts. It just says choose different boot option or something like that
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,226 Trailblazer
    That sounds a lot more like a failing drive than a BIOS issue.
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  • heba
    heba Member Posts: 4 New User
    well this pc done has done this 3 years and i bought it from store
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,226 Trailblazer
    Run one of the SMART check utilities to see what the drive is saying. If there are lots of relocated sectors or lots of errors then it's time to switch to a different drive.
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  • heba
    heba Member Posts: 4 New User
    billsey said:
    Run one of the SMART check utilities to see what the drive is saying. If there are lots of relocated sectors or lots of errors then it's time to switch to a different drive.
    checkd and no errors
  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 35,226 Trailblazer
    OK, so if the drive isn't showing errors it's more likely to be the OS, a driver or an app that's causing the issues. You have a UEFI BIOS, so it's loading the first code from the EFI partition on the disk. You can replace those with new files using "bcdboot X:\windows /s S:" when booted from a Windows install disk (the installer creates an X: drive in ram) with S: being a drive letter assigned to the EFI partition. So, boot from installer, go to command prompt, use diskpart to add a drive letter to the EFI partition, then use the bcdboot command to rewrite the EFI partition. Let me know if that helped and if not we'll move up the chain to the Windows system itself.

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