BIOS & firmware drivers
Firmware is the odd one out in this catalog: not drivers for Windows, but updates for the hardware itself - the board's BIOS/UEFI, SSD and controller firmware, Thunderbolt. It installs differently from a driver and deserves more care. Every package here is strictly from an official source.
- HP_Thunderbolt_4_Ultra_180W&280W_G6_DockSHA-256 verifiedHP1.6.50.0September 18, 2026Windows 11Windows 1064-bitARM64
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (120.120.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.120.120.0.0June 9, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (170.150.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.170.150.0.0June 6, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (210.160.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.210.160.0.0June 3, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (190.150.0.0)Dynabook Inc.190.150.0.0June 2, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- ASUS Firmware Driver Update (10.1.2.24)SHA-256 verifiedASUS10.1.2.24May 8, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (200.120.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.200.120.0.0April 24, 2026Windows 1064-bit
- ASUS Firmware Driver Update (10.1.2.310)SHA-256 verifiedASUS10.1.2.310April 15, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (160.140.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.160.140.0.0April 15, 2026Windows 1164-bit
- Dynabook Inc. Firmware Driver Update (800.190.0.0)SHA-256 verifiedDynabook Inc.800.190.0.0April 13, 2026Windows 1164-bit
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About bios & firmware drivers
The first rule of firmware: update for a reason, not out of habit. Good reasons are support for a new CPU or memory, a closed vulnerability, or a fix in the changelog that names your exact problem. If the machine is stable and no reason applies, the best firmware is the one already installed.
And two iron rules of the process: wall power (for a laptop - charged battery plus the adapter), and no interrupting once it starts. A failed BIOS flash is one of the few mistakes a reinstall cannot fix.
Frequently asked questions
- Should I update the BIOS just because a new version exists?
- No. Read the changelog: if it does not mention your problem, your new CPU or a vulnerability, the update gives you nothing and still carries the risk.
- How is firmware different from a driver?
- A driver lives in Windows and reinstalls easily. Firmware is written into the device itself and stays there regardless of the OS - which is why the caution level is different.
- The flash got interrupted - what now?
- Do not power the machine off, and check the board's manual: many have a BIOS recovery mode (a Flashback button, a file on a USB stick). If recovery is not provided, it is a service-shop case.