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Well, flashed the bios with /x ,and now nothing hapens on startup. Only fan, CD and Wifi led. NO screen, no bios with F2 I think Medion did something in the repair, maybe switched by board. I see that the labels have torn away a little bit, so I think they may have put my old labels on the new laptop. Anyway to check the board and REV? Anyway to (re)flash a bios
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Hi @daddle, Sorry, I wanted the new persons to read the right content, but I understand it now, this makes the replies strange. I am on a differend HDD (SSD) now. I still have the original one, but gave the same issues. Yes the Recovery partition is still on that one, although other partitions have been made, and I think installing Win 10 and revering to 7 (to check if Geforce worked, drives could be installed) might have changed MBR of so? I also tried pressing F11 in bios & getting Powerrecovery to work with that HDD inserted, but no result. I think the option remaining is to check the REV of the board and try to override the Bios Flash in dos with the /x command.
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@daddle OK, but is this /x method recommended? Anyway to check if the bios is 100% right? So Medion did not mess with repairing my mono?
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@daddle Thanks. Just did all that. Same result. I see a possible solution for a /x method and something about a REV in here: https://community.medion.com/t5/Desktop-PC-All-In-One/Medion-Akoya-P4210-D-MD-8370-MSN-10016496/td-p/48560/page/2 But I do not have separate files The .exe probably makes the c:/ubios dir and deletes it upon shutdown (see first line in the cdm screenshot).
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@daddlethanks for answering. the MSN on the sticker on laptop is msn30018556. The helpdesk supplied a DVD with MSN40047549. I downloaded the bios bioe741x_p763x. When extracted, the file is WinD17DMD703.exe This one gives the problem of wrong Romid.
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Model: MD88157 (P7639), MSN30018556 Real issue: My Geforce 940M does not work. Only intel video. Windows sees a "3d video controller", but cannot install drivers. The Hardware ID of the device confirms it is the Geforce What happened: My Medion did not start. Was sent to Medion for repair. Worked upon return, but I found out later that Geforce did not work. What did I do sofar: several versions of the Nvidia drivers from Medion site and Nvidia. Compatible hardware not found. Inserted the Hardware ID, but failed later on. Check this on Win7, Win10 and Linux. All failed. Medion helpdesk: tried to revert to Medion Recovery from Harddisk. But Power Recover says: Can only be run on a Medion system (????). Helpdesk sent me a new recovery DVD. System tries to run DVD, but starts windows after 20 seconds (same no-Medion error??). Run Power Recover from DVD, same no-Medion error. Helpdesk asks me to press F11 upon boot, nothing happens. Where am I now: Maybe something wrong with the bios? Maybe due to repair? Downloaded latest Bios for my MSN30018556: WinD17DMD703.exe when extracted. Upon install as administrator under Win10 it quits. Was able to capture the screen just before quit with the burst camera mode from my phone. Question: 1- How can I get the right BIOS to check if the Geforce still fails? 2- How can I revert to Recovery to check if Geforce fails and make laptop ready for return?
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