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Originally Posted by JoeD
There's a problem that hit some laptop models with certain types of LCD displays (samsung I think?) recently. An update for windows 10 in combination with one of the latest nvidia drivers caused the displays EDID to be corrupted rendering it unusable.
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Interesting.
But those computers still boot normally, right? It's just the display that won't work? So attaching a monitor would let you log in and roll back the update, no? The hardware wasn't actually fried? Or was it?
BIOS updates can and do brick systems but driver issues don't normally go that deep. Software breaking hardware can happen but it is rare and usually on purpose. (STUXNET, for example.)