Re: HP 840 G1 is not in committed state
Тhe board is the same .The difference is discrete ati video
Тhe board is the same .The difference is discrete ati video
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Re: HP 840 G1 is not in committed state
Hi Vesko!
I'm from Brazil and i'm having some trouble with my HP G840 G1 because it's taking too much time to appear the HP logo.
I've already overwrote the original BIOS of my notebook, but can I fix this long boot time with the .bin that I've installed?
I can upload it here now. Please help me
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Re: HP 840 G1 is not in committed state
RULES UPDATE for BIOS requests/offers *AVOID BANNING, READ BEFORE POSTING*Hi Vesko!
I'm from Brazil and i'm having some trouble with my HP G840 G1 because it's taking too much time to appear the HP logo.
I've already overwrote the original BIOS of my notebook, but can I fix this long boot time with the .bin that I've installed?
I can upload it here now. Please help me
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=103570
Post full laptop model name and serial number, along with the "long boot time .bin"
You can fix the "long boot issue" yourself by cleaning the ME Firmware:
ME Firmware Cleaning Guide -> https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=88533
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Hi. I think I have the same problem as mhd bero.
A client came to me with a messed-up bios uploaded from the forum with an incorrect serial number. When I restore the bios from the second memory chip, the effect is the same.
Everything seems to work fine except the wrony S/N, message "Machine Is Not In Committed State" and the lack of MS license.
Can you help?
Elitebook 840 G1
S/N: CNU420BR1L
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I have Elitebook 840 G1 with "Machine Is Not In Committed State", can you help?
Attached full dump .bin file readed from machine bios-chip.
Elitebook 840 G1 / S/N: CNU351DNZ4Comment
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I have an EliteBook 840 G3 that boots with "Machine is not in committed state!", the system info is correct when displayed in the BIOS screen:
Serial Number : 5CG6481F5D
Product Number : L3C65AV
Description : HP EliteBook 840 G3
I've tried using the BiosConfigUtility.exe from HP BCU (SP143621) which says MPM is in Lock state, and if I try changing that using that tool I get:
<SETTING changeStatus="fail" name="Manufacturing Programming Mode" reason="Access Denied" returnCode="6">
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I have HP 650 G1 which was bricked.
Bricked file is attached: backup.zip
Using CH431A I was successful in flashing .bin that I have found here on forum
(file attached PROBOOK 650G1.zip)
But the problem was that there was error message:
Your machine is not in committed state
After that white screen with listed items:
Product name
Product serial number
Product SKU
Product family
CT number
Using MPM tool I was able to add all of the listed items (Can't say I'm sure that I did... -
Hi,
I bought a new motherboard for my HP Elitebook 820 G1 but the warning error appears when I turn it on"
warning!! machine is not in committed state"
I realized that since it was a virgin card, some data was missing... I took it from the notebook's plate and inserted it with a tool found online but the error remains. I can't find the BUILD ID (not even on the partsurfer site). Is there a way to recover it? I also have a bios backup from the previous card, could I recover it from there? Thanks and sorry for the bad English -
What are the Brands about?
Which one is for what PC model?
I have a Elitebook 850 G1, with the problem "machine is not in committed state" showing at boot.
But I can login to Bios, and everything looks ok there. And no hardware is changed.
I also updated to latest Bios version.
So I just dont understand why this message shows, how can I get rid of it?... -
I have an HP 650 G1
Motherboard was changed but I do not have backup of old BIOS
I get "machine not in committed state" when laptop starts
CPU is over heating. I do not know if related.
Tried BIOS from below link. Laptop do not boot.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...00&postcount=7
I get "MPM is not unlocked", when using "HP Manufacture Programming MPM Unlock tool down"
See attached BIOS, CT from new board and serial number of laptop
Can someone please...
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