I’ve posted on the HP forums with the details but haven’t received any responses that workedI’ve extracted what I believe to be the ROM file from the latest HP BIOS download using 7zip, renamed it HPBIOS.ROM and tried the instructions here but when I run afudos with the suggested parameters It just returns to the DOS prompt and when I run it with /s to get the current BIOS info I get “-Error: BIOS is write protected”. Avoid doing this while there is a possibility of a power outage as well.If you followed all of these steps correctly, then your computer will successfully reboot with the updated BIOS! I’ve been trying to flash my BIOS on my HP pavilion m9340f desktop PC with ASUS IPIBL-LB motherboard and AMI (modified by HP) BIOS since I believe its corrupted and I can’t boot into Windows. Then, enter the following command based on your BIOS: (for a complete list of switches, consult our forums)AWARD= awdflash bios.bin /py /sn /f /cc /rAMI= afudos bios.rom /P /B /N /C /E /K /Q /REBOOTPHOENIX=phlash bios.binWhile the update is in progress, do NOT touch your keyboard or turn off your PC. According to your platform, download the appropriate utility to your flash drive below.Award BIOS=AMI BIOS=Phoenix BIOS=Finally, reboot your computer and select your USB flashdrive as you boot DOS. For the Award platform, the BIOS file should be named “bios.bin” for AMI, it should be named “bios.rom” and for Phoenix, it should be named “bios.bin”The final preparation stage needed for our USB flashdrive is the flash utility itself, which varies according to the platform. If you see three DOS files, you are ready for the next phase.Copy the BIOS update image that you want to flash to the USB flashdrive (If you are unsure of where to get this, please post in our forums).
Be sure to unhide hidden and system files so that you can be sure that there are only three files. Verify that there are only three files on the USB flashdrive. You will need to download and unzip this DOS image (do NOT use your own DOS image) Once it has completed formatting your drive, open up the USB flashdrive in My Computer.
It will then want you to point it to a DOS image folder.
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