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10-18-2020, 06:35 AM
Good morning. I have a Swift SF314-41 notebook with AMD Ryzen 35000U. For the sake of completeness, I would like to point out that I added a second HD SSD in 2.5 format where I installed ubuntu and changed a bank of 4 gb of ram with a 16 gb one and now I have a total of 20 gb of ram (17 of which are usable).
Windows downloaded the BIOS update to version 1.07 a few weeks ago.
Since then the problems began, which manifest themselves only with windows, not with ubuntu.
In particular, with the PC not connected to the current, these problems occur randomly:
- BSOD (rare)
- WIFI network failure (frequent).
Everything is fine with the PC connected to the mains.
With Ubuntu everything is ok.
I downgraded the bios to version 1.04 and the problems are gone, but windows alone updates the bios to version 1.07 immediately.
Have others had such problems?
How to solve?
Could Acer fix the BIOS bug?
I tried to write to technical support and they told me to send the computer in for service. But why should I if it's a BIOS problem?
Thanks to those who want to help me.
Windows downloaded the BIOS update to version 1.07 a few weeks ago.
Since then the problems began, which manifest themselves only with windows, not with ubuntu.
In particular, with the PC not connected to the current, these problems occur randomly:
- BSOD (rare)
- WIFI network failure (frequent).
Everything is fine with the PC connected to the mains.
With Ubuntu everything is ok.
I downgraded the bios to version 1.04 and the problems are gone, but windows alone updates the bios to version 1.07 immediately.
Have others had such problems?
How to solve?
Could Acer fix the BIOS bug?
I tried to write to technical support and they told me to send the computer in for service. But why should I if it's a BIOS problem?
Thanks to those who want to help me.
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