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Hello, everyone. I am knew to this site and I have already learned some stuff 
but I have this sony vaio laptop... and I tried to reformat it but some stuff happened and it turns out that the CD can not put the BIOS on this computer.... aghh...
But so when I turn on my conmputer
A black screen comes up that says SONY... and the next screen will come and its all black and it says.. Operating System not found.
So...Does anyone know where to get a sony vaio laptop BIOS at?
My model is PCG-V505BX
But it BIOS doesn't have to be that model... I just want so my computer to turn on... Ill get the right drivers and all later...
Thank you all
and haha I like your smileys

but I have this sony vaio laptop... and I tried to reformat it but some stuff happened and it turns out that the CD can not put the BIOS on this computer.... aghh...
But so when I turn on my conmputer
A black screen comes up that says SONY... and the next screen will come and its all black and it says.. Operating System not found.
So...Does anyone know where to get a sony vaio laptop BIOS at?
My model is PCG-V505BX
But it BIOS doesn't have to be that model... I just want so my computer to turn on... Ill get the right drivers and all later...
Thank you all
and haha I like your smileys
The BIOS comes programmed into a chip on your motherboard. Replacing (reformatting) the OS will not affect this. That first screen that says SONY is actually your BIOS showing the screen.
You are probably not looking for a BIOS, but an OS. You should have gotten an Operating System CD with the laptop. Some suppliers ship without discs, but have a utility pre-installed that you can use to write recovery CDs.
You might have to go back to the place you bought the laptop and ask them to burn you a copy of the recovery discs if you have a system that came with the pre-installed recovery disc creation utility.
You are probably not looking for a BIOS, but an OS. You should have gotten an Operating System CD with the laptop. Some suppliers ship without discs, but have a utility pre-installed that you can use to write recovery CDs.
You might have to go back to the place you bought the laptop and ask them to burn you a copy of the recovery discs if you have a system that came with the pre-installed recovery disc creation utility.
Last edited by Belrog; Nov 2nd, 2007 at 3:03 am.
hi, if you want to get inside the BIOS of your computer, when your computer boots up, press ESC then you can see which key to press to go inside BIOS, mostly BIOS uses delete key or either F1 key to get through , but BELROG got a good suggestion just go back to the place where you buy u'r laptop and ask them to burn a copy of your recovery disc if possible
Last edited by cguan_77; Nov 3rd, 2007 at 3:53 am.
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