Did you try the BIOS recovery USB stick option? When you download and execute the update file from HP, the program lets you create a recovery stick. Then you can insert that stick to the laptop, press a certain keyboard combination (Win+B or Win+V) and power on the laptop.
I dont value these blinking indicators much as they are general in nature and often misguides you in diagnosis. A proper approach is to check all voltage rails and see where its stuck. If you have voltage on ram coil,then atleast you are in S4 stage.
Did you try the BIOS recovery USB stick option? When you download and execute the update file from HP, the program lets you create a recovery stick. Then you can insert that stick to the laptop, press a certain keyboard combination (Win+B or Win+V) and power on the laptop.
I dont value these blinking indicators much as they are general in nature and often misguides you in diagnosis. A proper approach is to check all voltage rails and see where its stuck. If you have voltage on ram coil,then atleast you are in S4 stage.
I checked all the power 3.3v 5v and ram power 0.8 core power also good.
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