to update, put on a fat partition that the UEFI bios can access or onto a fat-formatted USB-stick. During bootup, press F12 and select the bios flash option. Then just browse tot he file and follow the dialog.
You must be on AC power, or otherwise it won't allow you to proceed with flashing the bios.
Yeah, after a few days of use, I'm noticing double keyed letters still. It's weird because I tried to reproduce it shortly after flashing, but was totally unable to. It's almost like the problem reverted. Bummer.
Yeah, a little better, but still duplicated spaces are a frequent sighting, depending on the way you type you see it more often or not. Just look at the previous sentence: 4 double-space occurences.
So it is far from "much better", but at least also not worse. As long at it is limited to space, it is a real annoyance, but one I can cope with for the moment.
OK good to know. Well if it improved a little, that is hope that A06 will improve it anymore. I am a little worried that bios improvements aren't even capable of completely fixing it (e.g. the problem is in the hardware, not the firmware).
Still haven't seen a fix to this. It is insanely annoying. If I need my computer to do one thing, it is to type quickly without having to Find and Replace double spaces and characters! Dell, how is there not a fix to this yet?
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Interesting. How did you find out about this Bios update? I would like to be notified of future updates.