During the BIOS update process, provide your laptop or PC with a continuous power supply. Connect the charger to your laptop and turn on the switch, even if your laptop is fully charged.

As for getting to the BIOS/UEFI itself, the process for this varies by PC too: Typically, when your PC boots up, it'll tell you the key you need to press to head to the BIOS/UEFI instead of Windows.

The exact key you need to press depends on your PC's make and model. Here are some common BIOS keys for popular PC brands: Acer/ASUS: F2 or Delete; Dell: F2 or F12 HP: Esc or F10; Lenovo: F2 or Fn ...

As for getting to the BIOS/UEFI itself, the process for this varies by PC too: Typically, when your PC boots up, it'll tell you the key you need to press to head to the BIOS/UEFI instead of Windows.

There are several ways to open the BIOS on your PC, depending on your system's configuration and the method you prefer. Let's ...