New Bios for Medion Erazer P30

[AndyBiker]

Hi,

I have an Erazer Deputy P30 notebook.
msn: 30034316

My "old" Bios:

vendor INSYDE Corp.
version 1.07.02RME1_022

Do you know if an updated bios is available?

Where can I find Bios for this Notebook?

Thank you.

[daddle]

@Major_ToM 

Hi @Major_ToM 

thanks for taking over. But he tried this same Bios version which you did link in this thread :

---> https://community.medion.com/t5/ERAZER-Gaming/New-Bios-for-Medion-Erazer-P30/m-p/151661/highlight/tr...

Therewith he got the efi boot failure, and he doesn't know how to handle it, or how to proceed.

--> https://community.medion.com/t5/ERAZER-Gaming/New-Bios-for-Medion-Erazer-P30/m-p/181537/highlight/tr...

It seems  he  can not boot into Windows anymore ( he wrote he could enter  Bios ), but gave little precise information.

Bye, daddle

[Heello6661234]

To be precise, I took all the files and put them in the USB stick, then I tried to run the file but it gives an error when I run it, like in the photo I posted in another post. 

[Heello6661234]

Hello @Major_ToM 

I saw the post now, I will try it tomorrow and let you know how it goes 

[Heello6661234]

After many attempts it's the same thing 

 

 

[daddle]

@Heello6661234 

Look here in this thread. This seems to be your  solution also :

--> https://community.medion.com/t5/Recovery/Failure-to-boot-to-recovery/m-p/181619/highlight/true#M1953...

And use this PDF

--> https://mcendon.github.io/gigabyte/BIOS_update_operation_instructions.pdf

daddle

[Heello6661234]

the update worked, it's done now I'll try to download windows and let you know 

[Heello6661234]

thank you Thanks for everything, problem solved, I'm installing Windows, thanks again

I went to a technician, the best in the area, he said it couldn't be done. When I told him if a bios update would solve the problem, he said no, but I was convinced it would be solved. 

[daddle]

@Heello6661234 

Just for interest: 

You made the USB Stick following the PDF ? You put the decompressed  c:\BIOS_flash_tool -->  \ EFI \ BOOT\ Bootx64.efi onto the root of the USB Stick?

And which files from the Bios Update  from the  folder "Bios" in the  decompressed  x:\ NPxxPNP-M BIOS 1.07.04RME1  did you place in the root, and put at the efi prompt? This one NP5XPNP.BIN only?

Or did you take one out of the folder "ALL"  from x:\ NPxxPNP-M BIOS 1.07.04RME1\ ? If yes which one? The  NP5XPNP.04 only?

or did you copy all files in the folder "All" to the root of the USB stick.

And if you did copy all the files in the folder Bios in  the stick root, did you start with the  { flash.nsh } at the efi prompt? 

For the folder "All" ,  did you start with the { flashme.nsh } if you copied the folder "All" completely onto the root of the stick? 

Or did you prefer just to put the NP5XPNP.BIN from the folder "Bios" onto  the root of the stick, and started just with the  bin name and return  at the efi prompt? Like another user JonM proclaimed.

Or did you similar the same with the NP5XPNP.04 (renamed to .bin?

daddle

[Heello6661234]

Hello 

@daddle 

I put the Bootx64.efi file and all the files from the 00_bios_specialist_p10_ folder (though you don't need all of them, just 3 I think) then I ran the Bootx64.efi file, typed fs0:, then NP5XPNP04.efi, pressed enter and waited 5 minutes for the BIOS to update and it worked thanks to Bootx64.efi. Actually at first I wrote FlashMe.nsh as in the manual but then I realized I needed to write the name of my file that I found by doing dir