surface pro 7 1866 stay on logo same after flash bios

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  • thomasmagic
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    • Jun 2025
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    • FRANCE
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    surface pro 7 1866 stay on logo same after flash bios

    hello, i have a surface pro 7 a1866 and stuck and logo microsoft and after 5 or 10sec machine stop
    i have test with new bios and new power button same
    do you have idea?
    Thanks a lot
    Regards
    Thomas
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    • hans153
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      • Aug 2025
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      • Germany
      #2
      Hello,
      got the same problem.

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        • thomasmagic
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          • Jun 2025
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          #3
          not idea? thanks

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