Flash Windows BIOS Update Utility Infinite Loop - HP Support Forum. For the past two hours the Insyde. 9) Windows BIOS Update Utility has been intermittently (about every minute) popping up a window which says it is initializing, then load file successful; then opens command windows (at least twice).

My laptop is Acer Aspire V5-473PG and I used windows 10 Pro 64-bit. And my battery is already dead around 1 year.

Now, when I turn on my laptop, it always shows something like this: Boot media is missing, Please insert bootable media. But, I can boot with legacy boot mode, not UEFI. So, I think my UEFI firmware has some problem and I want to upgrade my UEFI. So, I download correct BIOS for my laptop from acer website and it contains only one executable file. When I run that file to upgrade BIOS, it shows Please insert system battery and I can't upgrade.

I already search many ways on internet, but not working. So, please anyone help me how can I upgrade my bios without battery. Best t shirt template download photoshop 2016 torrent 2016 full. Programmu 2d place 3 9 free. Just got thorugh this 'upgrade bios without battery' hell on my Acer E11. The following worked for me: • Download the BIOS update from Acer site (ZHK116.EXE) • Run the downloaded file, you will get an error like 'No battery' or 'Low battery', stay on the error dialogue (!) • Navigate to your current users temp directory (e.g.

I had an ACER Aspire V5-571P with the same problem. Following on from the previous answer, my *.exe file was called 'VA410218.exe' and extracted to 'Users//AppData/Local/Temp/7z????tmp' directory and contained the files (Which as stated will probably get erased when the cmd window closes. So keep it open) and copy them to somewhere useful. Alternatively, open the *.exe as an archive using 7-zip (or WinZip?) and extract them directly to somewhere. There will then be your 'Somewhere' directory containing:- Launch.bat Update.bat BIOS.cap cmd.exe WinFlash32 WinFlash64 TdkLib.sys TdkLib64.sys (Or something similar) The important one is Launch.Bat which actually calls the WinFlashxx program. Edit this and look for WinFlash32.exe /bcp /sd /ver /cvar /v /endkey /silent /bbl /cac /cbp 30 /. Or WinFlash64.exe /bcp /sd /ver /cvar /v /endkey /silent/bbl /cac /cbp 30 /.

Depending on your operating system. The switch /cbp 30 is the minimum battery level required before the program stops. Either delete this switch or change the value to something lower. Then execute the batch file 'update.bat' (as Admin) and voila. No battery checking. This is not for the faint hearted and you must 'absolutely not' lose power during the flashing process. (UPS?) Don't blame me if it ends in tears.

PS, it did not solve my battery problem (I have gone through 4 now, some only lasted a week).