Recent content by nissimezra

If the bios fail during update, sadly no flash drive will help. the only way to recover is using CH341A programmer, its long. removing the bios chip, find a good bin file, program back and solder back the chip.

No worries all good. I just don't want to have a bios update in a customer laptop while it's in my lab. Just installing windows and drivers is my responsibly and I want to keep it that way

100 for different customers not for me. I never had a problem with my OS because I never update it.

And no way to stop it just disable the updates https://www.dell.com/community/en/conversations/xps-desktops/xps-8950-bios-settings-uefi-firmware-capsule-updates/647f9ce6f4ccf8a8de1166c1

I'm not sure it will prevent. My only option as a technician that doing a lot of new install is to completely disable the updates but that's a problem as well for the customers .

Exactly. I do have bios programmer but it's not always possible to find bin file to recover the bios especially on a new laptop.

Hi everyone. As you probably know windows will flash your bios without asking your permission, While 99% of this goes well there is always 1 percent the goes bad, really bad. I need a way to disable only the bios update for at least a month. Why? because I'm a technician and I do a lot of new...

thank you for the link. Is it working on windows 11? For now the only option I found is to delete the service from linux boot media

Anyone tried these methods with success ? Windows updates blocker doesn't work