If you have decided to upgrade your HP Pavilion dv2626tx from Windows Vista to Windows 7, you might get a problem with the display eventhough the installation was running well. The problem that occurs is the BIOS POST wasn’t appear and it will stay black on boot. Here’s how you do BIOS crash recovery on your laptop.

HP Pavilion dv2626tx gets black display while boot and no BIOS POST appear might be caused by Windows 7 OS which bring the BIOS crash. The problem gets even annoying since not all dv2626tx laptop BIOS crashes when running Windows 7.
To fix the BIOS crash on your laptop, you need to do BIOS update. You can download the F.2E BIOS update from HP site and then after the download completed, install it on your HP Pavilion dv2626tx. You might get a file that is intended for Vista but it should work fine in Windows 7.
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