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HP Message Warning: Machine Not In Committed State

HP Eitebook Folio 1040 G1 w/ Intel I5-4200U.  User shut down laptop and would not turn on. I removed battery, pressed and held power, restarted the laptop and it booted.  However, it gives an HP Message "Machine not in a committed State" each time it boots.  I know this can happen with a motherboard change but nothing  changed.   I tried changing from legacy boot to UefI cms but it didn't help.  

How do i get rid of this message?
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Can you start in BIOS (start and press F1 repeatedly until BIOS starts)

Then reset BIOS to default state, save exit and restart

See if that gets you going
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Restoring defaults did not work.
You can try the HP hardware test application to look for hardware faults. If not hardware and it will not start, you need to back up (hard drive in a carrier), and reinstall Windows
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No. The laptop starts and boots into windows just fine. It is a bios message/issue and has nothing to do with windows.
Thank you. That you can run Windows fine was not clear.

The only thing you can try is to get the BIOS file (better yet a BIOS update) and try re-flashing the BIOS.  

Be sure to back up first.
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I updated the BIOS. Same issue. Google searches are pointing to the need for an internal HP tool.  I think i'll need to call HP. Maybe i'll get lucky and they have a fix. The laptop isn't under warranty so it will be an adventure.
Thanks. They may have a fix, or it may be the BIOS chip has to be replaced (new motherboard).
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was there ever an error message?
you can also look in event viewer for errors

did you see this method ?   http://wintegrity.blogspot.com/2012/12/how-to-fix-product-information-not.html


https://vinafix.com/threads/still-warning-machine-is-not-in-committed-state.30434/
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