blue screen error 0x000000E1

You need to choose the top BIOS update: 1.60 2/8/2012 Instant Flash 2.43MB Add Turbo UCC function for AM3+. You can tell it is the most updated because the numbers go up from 1.10 to 1.60 for the BIOS version column. Use either the DOS or Instant Flash version to flash the BIOS. They are safer to use.

I would also recommend downloading 1.50 11/18/2011 Instant Flash 2.42MB Update CPU code. This is your current version, so you can flash back to it if needed. Flash the 1.60 first, though.


You need to run sfc /scannow in an Elevated Command Prompt

seems a big problem happened here , i downloaded the BIOS update file and later i restarted the computer to boot it up and there wasn't a back key to check the right selection so i restarted the PC , and i try to open it now and it don't start with the motherboard boot window (first screen) is there anyway to fix it ?

Was this before or after flashing the BIOS?

i didnt get chance to update it i just viewed the flash menu but i figured that i was in the UEFI flashing menu , so i restarted the PC and i didnt open after that.

That's odd... I wonder if you have a bad power supply. Can you borrow one to check?

you miss understood me , the fans working and the processor fan working the little screen on the motherboard is led up , but still nothing on the screen.

Still could be PSU if it cannot power the graphics card, but I see why you are somewhat ruling it out. Still may be a good thing to check. Also, see if your graphics card needs to be re-seated. Avoid Static Damage to Your PC when doing so.

You could also try a hard reset: use hard reset to resolve hardware and software issues which works with all computers, not just HP Pavilions, minus the HP updates step.

what i did from what i just said before can damge the motherboard, like it is dead? or i can go to the customer care of the manufacture to replace the damaged bios ?

I do not see how the steps you did could have caused any damage to the BIOS unless you started to execute the flash of the BIOS and then interrupted it by resetting. If all you did was view the BIOS with the BIOS update utility listed, that should not have caused the issues you are facing. Can you walk me through step-by-step exactly what you did before this occurred?