We’ve just released a new firmware update, and we’re pretty excited about it! This one includes some key improvements, better performance, increased stability, and a few behind-the-scenes tweaks that make everything run smoother. We wanted to share a quick overview of what’s included:

General Updates:

• Updated the UEFI revocation database (dbx).
  
• Added support for low power mode for the wireless card.
  
• Enable waking up from suspend by pressing any key on the keyboard.
  
• Add an option to disable the fan.
  
• Add an option to completely ignore the lid switch.
  
• Improved boot times based on current settings.
  
• Updated device names in the Boot Manager to be more human-readable.
  
• Reduced overall power consumption.
  
• [StarLite Mk V] Reduce power consumption when using the magnetic keyboard.
  
  

Bug Fixes/Enhancements:

• [StarBook MkV] Fixed issue that prevented waking up from suspend.
• [StarBook MkVII] Fixed HDMI monitor detection.
  
• [StarBook MkVII (Ultra)] Added an option to enable the NPU.
• [StarBook MkVII (Ultra)] Fixed power deficit that causes a shutdown.
• [StarLite Mk V] Fixed charger detection.
  
• [LabTop Mk IV] Fixed delay when pressing brightness control keys.
• Added persistence of settings like charging speed/limit when powered off.
  
• Fixed StarLite batteries showing 0% being idle for a long time.
  
• Fixed Bluetooth cycling on/off in Windows Device Manager.
  
• Fixed Manjaro GNOME display flickering.
  
• Improved detection for third-party SSDs.
  
• Use interrupts for the TPM instead of polling.
  
• Fixed an issue where Linux would hang trying to initialise the TPM.
• Improved USB error handling in the BIOS.
• Added configuration option to switch between Modern Standby and S3 sleep modes.
  
  This update is part of our ongoing commitment to delivering a better, more stable experience for our users. 
  
  
  If you need assistance with updating, please refer to our Guide