Dell BIOS update bricked my laptop. HELP PLEASE?

PowerFactor said:
I think it is your EFI bootloader causing the problem. I see you mentioned to create a new boot method. Did you try to create the new bootloader with diskpart? I previously had a problem with the EFI when using Acronis but I can't remember what I did.
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The Lazesoft Recovery Suite will fix all that, like giving you Cindarella's shoe.
 
Tector said:
Will try this, the Kayi bootable USB and the CMOS reset over the weekend. Don't think I will have time tomorrow at work to install a live os on usb or external hd. Will maybe try that next week if I haven't gotten fed up by then. Thanks for all the help everyone I appreciate!
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No, just make a dos bootable. The Dell bios run on Dos. No need for a live os. There is usually instructions on how to, on the Dell page where you find the old bios.
 
Okay guys! Success! I managed to get it fixed with Kyhi's tools (a live Win 10 OS) using one of the installed apps on there, I think it is called Disk repair or Disk checker or something like that. I could see it deleted and rebuilt the BCD. After a restart and going into the BIOS settings I noticed Windows Boot Manager and my SDD appearing under UEFI. There was nothing before. I restarted and removed the Kyhi flash and perfect! Thank you to everyone for their advice I really appreciate it. Luckilly I didn't have to take the laptop apart. Fixed it only using software. I think I will keep the Kyhi tools on this flash for future problems. Great piece of software. I added it with Rufus btw.
 
Tector said:
Okay guys! Success! I managed to get it fixed with Kyhi's tools (a live Win 10 OS) using one of the installed apps on there, I think it is called Disk repair or Disk checker or something like that. I could see it deleted and rebuilt the BCD. After a restart and going into the BIOS settings I noticed Windows Boot Manager and my SDD appearing under UEFI. There was nothing before. I restarted and removed the Kyhi flash and perfect! Thank you to everyone for their advice I really appreciate it. Luckilly I didn't have to take the laptop apart. Fixed it only using software. I think I will keep the Kyhi tools on this flash for future problems. Great piece of software. I added it with Rufus btw.
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Outstanding, the Kyhi BooPE works like a charm for so many things. Cindarella's shoe.
 
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