@anne_droid Thanks for the Info. The BIOS on my pc was not upgraded but it still boots. Do you mean I can update BIOS using the recovering procedure? It says .rcv file is only for BIOS recovery when the system won't boot.
This file format consists of a BIOS executable file. The Universal (Windows/MS DOS) format can be used to install from any Windows or MS DOS environment.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
@anne_droid The 1.13 BIOS update file has the correct hash. I verified it following your instruction. However, running the update file to upgrade BIOS still fails with the same error.
Is "BIOS recovery" my only choice now? It does not seem to say bootable USB. Is it safe to recover BIOS to a different (higher) version? Thank you for your help!
I have the same problem. Dell Precision 5690 BIOS update. I was able to get it to version 1.9.1. But was not able to update further to 1.10, 1.11, or 1.12. Trying from Dell Command Update, directly running the bios exe file, or F12 BIOS Update menu using exe file on USB drive. All fail with the same error: "Required intermediate step did not complete successfully."
I have the same issue and tried all the different ways possible for a BIOS update with the same error coming up. I also tried to install older BIOS versions and that was successful. As long as I install a version 1.9.1 and older, everything works well, any version higher fails with that same error message.
BIOS version 1.15.1 is available now and the results are the same. "Required intermediate step did not complete successfully". May be stuck on 1.9.1 forever.
@JRichard23 Same here. I'm planning on downgrading to all the even older versions and try to update it to a newer one from there. I can downgrade and then upgrade again up to 1.9.1, but I didn't try the whole "matrix" so to say.
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Posted July 1st, 2025 09:30
Hi
This may already be what you have tried, IFSO Sorry, ELSE Hope this helps...
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