The old 11th gen RTC curse seems to be claiming more as time goes on.
Maybe by the fact that the same battery stores BIOS settings?
Confirmed. 2.3v on the ML1220 though I fully charged the main battery yesterday. Time to order a disposable ML1220!
Is this the place to report firmware bugs, or is there somewhere else?
BUG: Running firmware 3.10. With Boot → “Quiet Boot” set to “Disabled”, when I hit F3 while booting (attempting to access EFI boot menu), the system hangs.
FEATURE REQUEST:
Also, why can’t I modify the order in “EFI Boot Order” in the Setup Utility? That feature is not very useful w/o that capability, IMO.
@bmcdonnell Thanks for reporting the quiet boot issue, this is a known issue that we will fix.
You can adjust the boot order, by first adjusting the Boot>New Boot device Priority [Auto, First, Last] from Auto. Then you can go into the boot order setting and change your boot order.
@Kieran_Levin thanks for the quick and informative feedback.
I can see now how it makes sense that you can’t manually order what you’ve set to be automatically ordered. Consider maybe adding a hint in the UI to that effect? On the “EFI Boot Order” screen, when greyed out due to auto ordering.
Hello. I updated to bios 3.10 on my i7-1165G Framework Laptop and I am having the weird issue where after a few hours of being off, the computer won’t turn on until I plug it into a charger.
@Twilighttony please contact the framework support, that sounds like your CMOS battery is at the end of it’s life.
@Twilighttony I had the same issue and the CMOS battery was indeed almost dead, it lost its charge after about 1 week with the laptop powered off. Support confirmed this was the curlprit and sent me a new cell.
My laptop is an i5-1135G7 from Batch 5 (September 2019).
Buy several CMOS batteries. You’ll need em! At least always carry a new spare with you.
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