Is it okay, if I just replace the BIOS and EC from P6xxSE_39_310_Stock.rar with the ones provided from my reseller and rename them to fit the batch files? The reseller have a lot more files included with their BIOS than Prema Mod's. (I flashed from within Windows before on a desktop, the results wasn't pretty.) I tried looking at Prema Mod's videos to see if I can use his method of flashing, which is easier and have used before. Clevo P17SM P1xxSM P150SM 1.03. The documents only talk about flashing from within Windows, says nothing about how to do it from DOS. It was BIO, EC or drivers and such. So within the email they gave me the latest 1.05.01 BIOS and EC for my P650SE, along with 'how to flash docs'. The factory tech told me they have seen issues like mine and it was not any hardware issue. I contacted my reseller about the problem with my P650SE and they forwarded to their factory tech. Download and update firmware for products: sharp tv firmware update, sharp aquos firmware update, sharp mfp firmware, how to update firmware on sharp aquos tv, sharp 306sh firmware. Finally back in Windows and laptop running, but it still stalls at booting at times. I resorted to remove the battery and the CMOS battery (Two times), to force a BIOS reset. It got to the point that it wouldn't boot at all again. Which confused me because it what seems like RAM slot 1 is working, but when the laptop restarts/shutdown, RAM slot 2 & 4 is working and 1 & 3 is not. The laptop would startup with some RAM in certain slots only. I started guessing that one of my RAM went bad. Now the laptop wouldn't boot, well for a good 2-3 sec and then shutting off. Yet the laptop didn't restart, it just shutdown. I went into BIOS to just restore it's defaults, save and restart.

I haven't been inside the BIOS since December, so I haven't done anything recent to it.

I guess something must have went wrong in the BIOS when it was booting. I was still getting a very long boot time. The quick way I tested this was removing the SSD and boot from another OS drive. Yura Popov - Star Wars (MFoM R2D2 Firmware Update Remix) Prozak Records Hans Zimmer (Chappie) - 05. I figured it was maybe the Windows 10 anniversary update that was causing this.

It recently started booting up slowly, I have an Samsung SSD 850 EVO M.2 and normally when starting my laptop it only takes about 3-5 to fully boot, it was taking between 20-30 sec (some times close to 1min) to just to show the boot logo.

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