

- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS HOW TO#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS INSTALL#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS UPDATE#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS DRIVER#
- #HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS ARCHIVE#
Open file /etc/UPower/nf and edit line UsePercentageForPolicy=false to UsePercentageForPolicy=true. Workaround for BIOS bug affecting power management
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS INSTALL#
If you want to receive and apply updated system processor microcode automatically you'll have to install intel-microcode (non-free ) and iucode-tool.
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS HOW TO#
How to keep your processor microcode firmware up to dateĮven if you keep your BIOS up to date (as described above) you'll miss processor microcode updates released by Intel to correct processor behavior. Apart from that you shouldn't run into any hardware-related trouble. If you want your hardware to work as expected and accept to install proprietary firmware you'll have to provide the two (non-free ) packages firmware-realtek and firmware-iwlwifi as described in chapter Loading Missing Firmware of the Installation Guide. Unfortunately, two devices call for proprietary firmware: If you don't want to install any non-free software, be aware that Wi-Fi won't work the LAN adapter seems to work well without non-free firmware (even if the installer asks for it). Get your preferred 64-bit PC ("amd64") installation image and follow the official Installation Howto (or the much more extensive Installation Guide). However, if you want to change this setting, hit F10 at startup to enter the BIOS Setup Utility and then navigate to System Configuration. This behavior corresponds to the imprint on these keys. The default setting is which means that your function keys are inverted: to actually activate F1 for example you'd have to press Fn+F1 – action keys (like volume up/down, brightness up/down etc.) are set to default.

Mind the 'Action Keys Mode'-setting in BIOS!
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS UPDATE#
Choose BIOS Management, BIOS Update and follow the instructions. Plug in the USB flash drive, power on your HP Folio 13-2000 and immediately press F2 to enter HP Advanced System Diagnostics. Now look into the directory where you put your firmware file – amongst a lot of other files you'll see these two: RSA.SIG and 01899.fd.DEC.Ĭopy these files into the directory /Hewlett-Packard/BIOS/New of your USB flash drive and rename 01899.fd.DEC to 01899.BIN and RSA.SIG to 01899.SIG.
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS ARCHIVE#
Extract the downloaded archive and run PhoenixTool.exe, then just load your firmware file 01899.fd as Original BIOS. The installer will rename the partition on you flash drive to HP_TOOLS and copy some files there.ĭownload PhoenixTool 4 (a freeware program posted by user andyp in the my digital life forum). When prompted to select the location you'd like to use, choose USB Flash Drive. Execute the downloaded file to extract the archive and start the HP UEFI Support Environment Setup Wizard. Format a USB flash drive with the FAT32 file system and plug it in. Download the HP Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) Support Environment at the HP Business Support Center 3. Keep it and delete the rest.įor the next two steps you'll need access to a PC with Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7. exe) amongst other things you'll find a file called 01899.fd – this is the firmware file. After extracting the downloaded archive (it's a self-extracting archive – therefore the filename extension is. If you know an easier and/or better way to update BIOS on this notebook without the preinstalled OS please don't hesitate to edit this page.ĭownload the BIOS update for the HP Folio 13-2000 at the HP Support Center. This HowTo can only be helpful to users who decided to get rid of the preinstalled OS.īe very careful when you flash your computer's firmware and don't blame me if something goes wrong – I don't take any responsibility.

If you have Windows 7 installed please update BIOS as described in the official User Guide. Updates for this notebook are published at the HP Support Center. To check the installed version power on your notebook and immediately hit F1.
#HP TRUEVISION HD WEBCAM ORIGINAL OR DEFAULT SETTINGS DRIVER#
= Only works with a non-free driver and/or firmware = Unsupported (no driver) = OK = Configuration required = Error (couldn't get it working)
