Update BIOS Fail

[zete]

after update bios toshiba L310, can not power on.

How to repair my laptop ?

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

If it won't power on it's a hardware problem. You'll need to get a laptop repair centre take a look at it.

 

[Prostar Computer]

You may have a corrupted BIOS if this happened immediately after flashing. Hopefully a specialist can salvage it.

 

[mavroxur]

It will require removing, reflashing, and reinstalling the BIOS chip, or replacing the BIOS chip with a pre-flashed one, since it's in an unusable state. Some machines have a recovery mode that will allow flashing from a USB stick, but if yours won't turn on, that won't be an option (if you model supported that). You may take it to an experienced service center. Most repair shops will probably tell you to buy a new one, though, since this kind of repair is out of the realm of 95% of walk-in shops. There are online services that you can ship your laptop to for repair. Prices vary, but it's not cheap from what I recall.

 

[Prostar Computer]

Also, some boards have jumpers to reset the BIOS (or reverse a flash). If you can find documentation that shows which jumpers or pins will do this, if the board has it, then you may be in luck - although you may still need a technician to do this properly for you.