I fix a blackscreen... But your idea not working ( I'm try select primary display as "PCI", and off Intel video,this is a not working too. Ahh, Hackintosh - is a not for me)). Thank you for help)) But i set a good values of some my BIOS options)))
That the program you using for a dump a .log file?)
HP DV6t-7300 Quad
Bios Revision : 3.7
Bios Version: F.26
Bios Type : Insyde H20
Bios Link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softw...17&sw_lang=
I see there is a post already with almost identical Bios specs, but not the same machine and did not want to assume.
I need the AHCI option.
"Question"
Will I have t repeat the process after every Bios flash?
Thanks for your help.
(05-17-2013, 11:38 AM)Slbomber Wrote: [ -> ]I fix a blackscreen... But your idea not working ( I'm try select primary display as "PCI", and off Intel video,this is a not working too. Ahh, Hackintosh - is a not for me)). Thank you for help)) But i set a good values of some my BIOS options)))
That the program you using for a dump a .log file?)
As some smart guys advice me, you have to play with this option:
Select option: 'PowerXpress Setting' [ VarStore: '0x1e7', QuestionId: '0xa8', Help: 'Setting Mux or Muxless']
cause
Quote:In computers muxless system Integrated video is always active and discrete system uses the integrated structure. The video card is not integrated in a pcie interface.
Program for BIOS parsing will be published soon.
(05-19-2013, 03:59 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]I see there is a post already with almost identical Bios specs, but not the same machine and did not want to assume.
Yes, your BIOS is the same and the same for me )))) I have DV7
So you can switch to AHCI easily
1. Take USB stick and format to FAT32
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download
BOOTX64.EFI
4. Put downloaded file to Boot directory.
5. Restart and enter BIOS setup.
6. Make sure you have following values:
Legacy Support: Disable
Secure Boot: Disable
7. Reboot and press F9 to boot from USB stick
8. Give commands:
setup_var 0x36 0x01
setup_var 0x39 0x01
9. Reboot and you Windows should find Intel AHCI controller.
10.
REPORT RESULT HERE
11. Enjoy.
(05-19-2013, 03:59 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]"Question"
Will I have t repeat the process after every Bios flash?
No always. In most cases VSS memory addressing is not changing after BIOS update, so BIOS flasher does not erase CMOS.
I seem to be having some issue.
I formatted a 4 GB stick.
I downloaded the file, unpacked it, and put file in stick.
Turned off Legacy mode and Secure Boot.
Booted from stick.
but I get no curser.
I waited a few minutes, but no luck.
Just a black screen.
When I reboot from HDD all is well.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
(05-20-2013, 12:26 AM)Falseclock Wrote: [ -> ] (05-17-2013, 11:38 AM)Slbomber Wrote: [ -> ]I fix a blackscreen... But your idea not working ( I'm try select primary display as "PCI", and off Intel video,this is a not working too. Ahh, Hackintosh - is a not for me)). Thank you for help)) But i set a good values of some my BIOS options)))
That the program you using for a dump a .log file?)
As some smart guys advice me, you have to play with this option:
Select option: 'PowerXpress Setting' [ VarStore: '0x1e7', QuestionId: '0xa8', Help: 'Setting Mux or Muxless']
cause
Quote:In computers muxless system Integrated video is always active and discrete system uses the integrated structure. The video card is not integrated in a pcie interface.
Program for BIOS parsing will be published soon.
(05-19-2013, 03:59 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]I see there is a post already with almost identical Bios specs, but not the same machine and did not want to assume.
Yes, your BIOS is the same and the same for me )))) I have DV7
So you can switch to AHCI easily
1. Take USB stick and format to FAT32
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download BOOTX64.EFI
4. Put downloaded file to Boot directory.
5. Restart and enter BIOS setup.
6. Make sure you have following values:
Legacy Support: Disable
Secure Boot: Disable
7. Reboot and press F9 to boot from USB stick
8. Give commands:
setup_var 0x36 0x01
setup_var 0x39 0x01
9. Reboot and you Windows should find Intel AHCI controller.
10. REPORT RESULT HERE
11. Enjoy.
(05-19-2013, 03:59 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]"Question"
Will I have t repeat the process after every Bios flash?
No always. In most cases VSS memory addressing is not changing after BIOS update, so BIOS flasher does not erase CMOS.
(05-20-2013, 08:27 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]I seem to be having some issue.
Any ideas?
Are you sure you done these points?
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download BOOTX64.EFI
4. Put downloaded file to Boot directory.
So it took a minute, but I figured it out.
I did exactly what you listed, but it would never boot from USB drive.
Then I remembered the way I got my mSATA drive to work as the primary drive on slot 1.
So enabled Legacy Mode, that did the trick and it booted from the USB Drive.
I entered the commands, that worked!
When I rebooted no luck, I had to reinstall windows, but after that all is well.
SATA AHCI Controller showed up and works perfectly!
Thanks for all your work, You Rock!
(05-21-2013, 12:02 AM)Falseclock Wrote: [ -> ] (05-20-2013, 08:27 PM)Sweet Lowdown Wrote: [ -> ]I seem to be having some issue.
Any ideas?
Are you sure you done these points?
2. Create directory structure EFI\Boot
3. Download BOOTX64.EFI
4. Put downloaded file to Boot directory.
Hi Falseclock,
Any chance to unlock the advanced menu on my BIOS?. I need AHCI and access to the video configuration.
HP Envy m4 1115DX
BIOS Type : Insyde H20
BIOS Version:F.14
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp60001-60500/sp60462.exe
Thank you very much for your time and help.
Regards,