Bios Update Crash cannot recover Black screen

Steadyone said:

Hi all I Black screen issues. I have a Dell Inspiron 2510 16 gigs. Windows 11 Home. Dell ha automatic support and assist well it updated Firmware Bios and it just crashed my computer. I have tried going into recovery boot and hit recovery and it wont go into recovery it keeps saying, " Ran into a problem need to recover." It just keeps going around in circles. Then I tried to roll back bios and nothing it would say again, " Ran into a problem and then it would go around in circles again. It is crazy! I tried so many things and I am so stir crazy right now. I also did a boot able Dell recovery tool to see if it would allow the Laptop to recover. Nope, says the same thing, "This computer ran into a problem and goes around and around to try and fix it Again!.. ARGH!








Any help would be appreciated


Thanks

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Windows 11 Boot After BIOS Fail

If your PC fails to boot after a BIOS update, several troubleshooting steps can be attempted to resolve the issue. First, try resetting the CMOS by disconnecting the power source, removing the CMOS battery for about an hour, then reinserting it and reconnecting the power [4]. This can restore...

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Steadyone said:

Then I tried to roll back bios

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FreeBooter said:

If it was dogged corrupted BIOS firmware upgrade, your PC will not boot i believe it's likely operating system error or corrupted BIOS settings so first reset BIOS settings to factory default by booting into BIOS setup screen.

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glasskuter said:

Can you get into bios at all by hitting f2 repeatedly during boot? If you CAN get into bios, set the bios back to default (be sure and save settings) and attempt to boot into windows.

If you still CAN NOT get into bios at all, disconnect the power adapter.. Open the case and disconnect the battery. Then remove the cmos battery. Leave it out about 15 minutes. Put it all back together and try booting into bios again. Once you are in bios, set settings to default, exit bios and try booting into windows, but if you are still unable to get into bios, the bios update may have zonked the motherboard. That be the case, If help is to be had, it would be DELL.

You will never get into Windows if you are unable to get into bios.

You said:

I'm curious how you tried to do that. With Dell Devices, Dell prohibits a bios rollback if that bios update addressed CVE security issues. Every Dell bios update I have received in the last 4 years has addressed CVE issues. There's been about 20 of them and none could be rolled back.

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