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BIOS PROBLEM? WHAT CAUSES BIOS TO BECOME CORRUPTED?
Laptop BIOS corruption can occur for several reasons, and when it happens, it can prevent the laptop from booting or functioning properly. Here are some common causes:
Possible Reasons for BIOS Corruption:
- Interrupted BIOS Update – If a BIOS update is interrupted due to a sudden shutdown, power loss, or incorrect flashing process, it can leave the firmware incomplete or damaged.
- Malware or Viruses – Some malicious software can target the BIOS and modify its settings or cause corruption.
- Faulty BIOS Chip or Storage Medium – Over time, EEPROM or Flash memory used for BIOS storage can degrade or fail.
- Corrupt BIOS Settings – Incorrect configurations, overclocking, or manual tweaks beyond safe limits can cause instability and corruption.
- Power Surges or Electrical Faults – Sudden voltage fluctuations or electrical damage can corrupt the BIOS firmware.
- Conflicting Hardware Changes – Installing incompatible components (RAM, CPU, GPU, etc.) or modifying settings incorrectly can corrupt BIOS.
- Bad Soldering on BIOS Chip – In some cases, a poorly soldered BIOS chip or loose connections can cause intermittent corruption.
- Automatic Firmware Updates Gone Wrong – Some laptops receive automatic updates, and if there’s an issue during installation, BIOS corruption can occur.
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