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Inspiron 7559 Updated bios, bricked laptop. - GeorgeMiller - Aug 25, 2016
Yo, I updated the bios with software from dell website and when I restarted laptop, it just went straight to BSOD. I managed to get in but downgraded to bios to original version. It is now constantly in BSOD when I boot up. It wont boot from USB, other HDD or ssd. Help ples. ;(
THANKS
* - RelationShit - Aug 25, 2016
Bring it to the store you bought it from.
* - GeorgeMiller - Aug 25, 2016
Got it second hand :P So I can't :(
* - ๖ۣۜOpulence - Aug 25, 2016
BSOD does not equal bios update. The bios update was most likely irrelevant,
scan your HDD to make sure it's still good
try a restore point in windows
if you HDD is good but you are still unable to recover windows do a clean install. I can guarantee the laptop is fine, issue lies with windows or HDD.
* - GeorgeMiller - Aug 25, 2016
(Aug 25, 2016 01:53 PM)๖ۣۜOpulence Wrote: BSOD does not equal bios update. The bios update was most likely irrelevant,
scan your HDD to make sure it's still good
try a restore point in windows
if you HDD is good but you are still unable to recover windows do a clean install. I can guarantee the laptop is fine, issue lies with windows or HDD.
It's on an SSD. I've tried booting Windows 10 from a: 2 HDD's , USB and so far it's A BSOD. They all boot on other laptops.
(Aug 25, 2016 01:50 PM)RelationShit Wrote: Bring it to the store you bought it from.
* - ๖ۣۜOpulence - Aug 26, 2016
then it's a ram problem, run the built in diagnostic. Can usually be accessed from boot menu.