Is there any unlocked custom bios for this model of laptop?Packard Bell En TS11SB and cpu-z report model motherboard is SJV50-SB.Amd apu a8 quad core 3500M with Amd Radeon HD 6600M 1024MB and onboard graphic Amd HD 6620G 512MB I recently installed windows 8.1 updated bios for that windows and it slow boot and when i go to bios changed from integrated to switchable graphic and tried to do gaming all sudden after 5/10min gameplay my laptop shut itself off like when power goes out without warnings without windows is shuting down.I need custom bios mostly to unlock it and if possible to solve thiss issue.My gmail is [email protected] if someone hawe custom bios file to send me.Thank you.
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Edit:When i update latest drivers for booth graphic chips install restart and while boot again in windows 8.1 black screen about half minute with booth chip active then finnish booting in windows while in windows7 the spinning circle where say welcome freezes about minut and half and then boot in windows.But with only integrated graphics boot normaly.
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I saw my post is moved to the different forum i apologize for my mistake since when i loog in clicked on forum couldn't find post new thread anywhere.Thank you for correcting thiss who ewer did it Is anyone hawe fix for my issue yet?Thank you.
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ThatOldGuy Notebook Virtuoso
That being said, I do not think your problem lies in the bios, and "unlocking it" will do nothing for you but show you some advanced security features.
I would suggest reverting back to windows 7. There is no benefit on being on 8.1 in such an old low budget laptop. Your issues are most likely driver related.
Without any ample info, You most likely have 1 (or more) of these 3 problems
1) I would roll back your Radeon HD 6600M drivers back to the last time they were a supported card by AMD (probably 2015) as the card is from 2011
2) Could be thermal issues. Should note Windows 8.1 runs hotter than Win 7. When is the last time you cleaned dust out of fams and radiator fins? Most likekely need new thermal paste too.
EASY TEST:
Run HWinfo64 "sensors only" while gaming or benchmarking to see if you are overheating
3) Could be just a dying GPU -
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