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[Solved] Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update

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  • #1 17267385
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    After updating the BIOS, the system won't boot. The message System is booting appears and in a moment the laptop starts over and over again. When he wants to go into recovery, BkueScreen crashes. I want this system to work and the files and programs on it, so I do not want to reinstall the system.
    Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update Lenovo G50-30: Booting Issues and BlueScreen Crashes after BIOS Update
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  • #2 17267454
    miecho18
    IT specialist  
    Try to switch the SATA controller mode from AHCI to IDE / Compatibility in the BIOS.
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  • #3 17267457
    Stani12
    Level 28  
    Upload the bios with the programmer.
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  • #4 17267726
    sk1977

    IT specialist  
    Restore default settings in the BIOS.
    If you have the original system (you did not install the system yourself using other settings in the BIOS), turn off "legacy support" (Boot tab).
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  • #6 17268931
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    WojtasDJ I do not know how the system was installed before.

    Now I just want to restart the system. So I have to choose Windows 7 and then load default settings? And should the system start? Because I have already updated to version 40.
  • #7 17268960
    sk1977

    IT specialist  
    Don't you remember what system you had?

    The method given by WojtasJD will work if it was Win7.

    If Win8 or Win10 -
    sk1977 wrote:
    then turn off "legacy support" (Boot tab)
    and the system should boot - check it.
    If you have the original system - it was not reinstalled on another one
    sk1977 wrote:
    Restore default settings in the BIOS.
    - should help.
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  • #8 17268978
    szymon189
    Level 24  
    It works. I had to select Windows 7 first. Then click SAVE. Then Load default setting and SAVE again. Then the system booted up with no problem. Thanks!
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After a BIOS update, a Lenovo G50-30 laptop experiences booting issues, repeatedly restarting and encountering BlueScreen crashes during recovery attempts. Suggested solutions include switching the SATA controller mode from AHCI to IDE/Compatibility, restoring default BIOS settings, and ensuring the correct operating system settings are selected. The user successfully resolved the issue by selecting Windows 7, saving the settings, and loading the default BIOS configuration, which allowed the system to boot properly.
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