"Invalid Cache for BIOS Updates" usually means that there is an issue with the cache memory on the computer's motherboard that is used to store BIOS updates. This can happen when the cache memory is corrupted, or when there is an issue with the BIOS update itself.
John harper
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May 10th, 2023 22:00
"Invalid Cache for BIOS Updates" usually means that there is an issue with the cache memory on the computer's motherboard that is used to store BIOS updates. This can happen when the cache memory is corrupted, or when there is an issue with the BIOS update itself.
HansjoergB
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June 13th, 2023 00:00
@John harper do you know an easy solution for this which could be applied remotely ?
Is there a way to remotely reset the cache, so that BIOS install can take place next reboot ?
Or is the only way to visit the device, factory reset it and start from scratch ?
Thanks,
Hansjoerg
yryk63
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June 19th, 2023 06:00
Hi,
I have found a solution. We are upgrading to version 9.4.1141
Downgrade to version 9.1.3129 and then upgrade again to 9.4.1141 After that you can upgrade the BIOS to 1.21.0
Hope this helps
Yryk
CZ_Seek
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July 3rd, 2023 16:00
Hi,
monitor must be turned on, then the BIOS update will be fine...