Need HP BIOS 080B0 (080B0.bin + .sig) for HP Pavilion 17-g121wm (Product N9E13UA#ABA) — ACPI_BIOS_ERROR

[AldoRmz]

Hello,

I have an HP Pavilion 17-g121wm (Product: N9E13UA#ABA) with System Board ID **80B0**. The laptop is stuck in a boot loop and shows **ACPI_BIOS_ERROR** during boot, even when attempting to boot from USB.

SO: Windows 10 Home

What I've tried:
- Extracted BIOS SoftPaq sp80252 (F.45) and used 080AE.bin and 080B1.bin for recovery.
- Performed HP Crisis Recovery (Win+B / Win+V), re-flashed BIOS multiple times.
- Booted with HDD disconnected (still ACPI error).
- Verified hashes of files I downloaded.

The BIOS recovery indicates it successfully writes images, but the ACPI_BIOS_ERROR persists. I believe the correct file for my board is **080B0.bin + 080B0.sig**, but I cannot find it publicly.

If anyone has:
- A verified SoftPaq that contains 080B0.bin/080B0.sig, or
- A dump of the ROM for board ID 80B0 (with SHA256/MD5), or
- A safe mirror link to the official HP package,

please share it (and include hash values). I will verify before attempting any flash.

Thanks in advance — I can provide more logs, screenshots, or hashes if needed.

[m1ch43lzm]

(if this gets moved to BIOS requests section, please type the laptop serial number)

Check here:
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebo...g/td-p/9489111
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebo...s/td-p/8847090
Not always the System Board ID has to match the BIOS update filename

Latest BIOS F.54 from first link: https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp100...0/sp100743.exe ; as official as it gets from HP (AMD CPU)

Download https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp100...0/sp100743.cva and open with Notepad, you'll see this

[Softpaq]
SoftpaqNumber=SP100743
SupersededSoftpaqNumber=SP97106
SoftPaqMD5=08f4c6f2145967bab64c7a604b1ee921
SoftPaqSHA256=714D06C43B7DC17EB97C5D905C6816348421707CAA9AEDE8E3937F6587CF9BCB

[System Information]
SysId01=0x80B0
SysName01=HP PAVILION
SysId02=0x80B3
SysName02=HP PAVILION
SysId03=0x80B6
SysName03=HP PAVILION
SysId04=0x80B9
SysName04=HP PAVILION

Yes, extracting it you get 080AE.bin/sig and 080B1.bin/sig; one of those "fits" 080B0

Try installing Win 10 1607 (Build 14393) or earlier (Win 7 or 8.1), then update BIOS from there

[SMDFlea]

Is secure boot set to hidden - https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...-17-121wm-bios