HP 250 G4 Delayed Power On (Upto 18 seconds)

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  • classicandy
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Apr 2018
    • 308
    • Nigeria
    #1

    HP 250 G4 Delayed Power On (Upto 18 seconds)

    Hi, I have this HP 250 G4 which Delays to display on screen when I press the Power button. It takes up to approximately 18 seconds before it shows up on screen and boots to desktop (home) screen normally. Outside that, the laptop works fine.

    I've replaced the BIOS with a known working one, still the same issue.

    Please, advice me on what to do. Thanks....
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    • lapfix
      Badcaps Legend
      • Mar 2020
      • 2724
      • my workshop
      #2
      Re: HP 250 G4 Delayed Power On (Upto 18 seconds)

      You must clean ME your bios..post it in bios section someone gonna clean it

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        • classicandy
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Apr 2018
          • 308
          • Nigeria
          #3
          Re: HP 250 G4 Delayed Power On (Upto 18 seconds)

          Originally posted by lapfix
          You must clean ME your bios..post it in bios section someone gonna clean it
          Okay, Thanks.

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            • classicandy
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Apr 2018
              • 308
              • Nigeria
              #4
              Re: HP 250 G4 Delayed Power On (Upto 18 seconds)

              Originally posted by classicandy
              Hi, I have this HP 250 G4 which Delays to display on screen when I press the Power button. It takes up to approximately 18 seconds before it shows up on screen and boots to desktop (home) screen normally. Outside that, the laptop works fine.

              I've replaced the BIOS with a known working one, still the same issue.

              Please, advice me on what to do. Thanks....
              This issue has been fixed by cleaning BIOS ME region.

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