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January 24th, 2021 09:00

I have just finished installing the new BIOS. After waiting about an hour and a half I held down my Start button until the computer shut down. I rebooted and checked to see what version of BIOS was on my Laptop, it showed 1.8.1. I ran my Dell check for updates, and it showed just one around 20 MB. I chose, install, and then followed the instructions to finish the install of the new BIOS 1.9.1. I had to reboot. I am on my Laptop now. I would provide an image from my CPU-Z, but I get the message, (You do not have permission to upload images.)

 

 

 
 

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January 23rd, 2021 05:00

I have a xps 15 7590 and updated to  1.9.1 from  1.8.1 yesterday.

I did a manual install of the bios and so far haven't experienced any of the issues you are seeing.

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January 24th, 2021 02:00

Same issue here. Screen stayed black and now i run all the time into memory issues. Seams something is not ok with this update. I will rollback to 1.8.1

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January 24th, 2021 03:00

Hi,

Already done! Reverted back to 1.8.1 and all good. I'm going to follow this up with Dell  wish me luck!!

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January 24th, 2021 03:00

After the rollback now everything runs again fine and smoothly. Go to the Driver Support Page, search for the last Bios Update and select old versions and install the last Bios Version that worked for you.

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January 24th, 2021 03:00

Hi,

 

Thank you for reaching out to us. We will assist you regarding this issue.

 

Please DM us and let us know what is the operating system that you have installed? 

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January 24th, 2021 04:00

We appreciate your efforts in performing the troubleshooting steps. In tis case we suggest you to keep the system under observation and check how it works. Feel free to reach out to us. 

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January 24th, 2021 04:00

Seems the issue is caused when installing the Bios Update via the Dell Support Assist Application. After the rollback to 1.8.1 i downloaded 1.9.1 directly from the Dell Support Site and updated the Bios again, without any issues till now.

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January 24th, 2021 05:00

Sure. We will wait for your response. You can DM us in case you have any query. 

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January 24th, 2021 05:00

OK, thanks for that, I'll give it a go

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January 24th, 2021 06:00

Welcome to the Dell Community @foncused  @althaue  and @bacillus1 

Try installing BIOS updates manually.

First method:

Create a new folder on your desktop named “BIOS Update”

Then download your BIOS update from your Driver Support page.

Copy the update to that folder you just created.

Close all Windows and Apps you may have open.

Go to the folder, right click on the update file and “Run as Administrator”

Second method:

Create a bootable USB drive using “Rufus”

https://rufus.ie/

Copy the BIOS update to the bootable USB drive you just created..

Insert USB drive, power-on and start tapping the “ F12 “ key.

Boot from USB and run the BIOS update.

After reboot test and post any results.

Best regards,

U2

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January 24th, 2021 07:00

Thanks for that. I’ll give it a go and let you know how it goes

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January 24th, 2021 08:00

I'm trying to install the update now and it has been showing a black screen for over an hour. I have Windows 10 Pro 20H2 with all updates. I will give it a little longer and if it doesn't work then I will roll back to the old BIOS. My Laptop is the Dell XPS 15 7590.

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January 24th, 2021 09:00

tried updating to 1.9.1 again but this time from the dell download site but same fan noise problem. I've reverted back to 1.8.1 and seems OK again. i've been told that once reverted back to 1.8.1 reset the bios defaults and then upgrade again.

cat0w, I feel your pain!!!

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