Updates can sometimes overwrite the UEFI-stored Windows key. Before updating, check the update folder for a file like DPK.txt on your desktop, which saves your digital product key.
Many users in the Medion Community found that a simple driver reset clears the warning: Open . Expand Firmware .
The is a specific BIOS/UEFI firmware version commonly associated with Medion gaming desktops and laptops, particularly the ERAZER Engineer P10 and ERAZER Recon E10 series . Users often encounter this keyword when troubleshooting a persistent error in the Windows Device Manager, where "Medion EM2 System Firmware 113" appears with a yellow exclamation mark or a "Code 10" (This device cannot start) error. Why the Firmware 113 Error Occurs Medion Em2 System Firmware 113
Use the Medion Service Portal and enter your MSN number (found on the back or bottom of your device) to find the correct firmware for your specific model. 3. Verify in MSInfo32
If "Roll Back" is grayed out, select (ensure "Delete the driver software for this device" is checked), then restart your computer. 2. Perform a Manual BIOS Update Updates can sometimes overwrite the UEFI-stored Windows key
Some updates require disabling "Intel Management" in the BIOS settings before flashing.
Right-click and select Properties . Under the Driver tab, click Roll Back Driver . Expand Firmware
Look for . If it says 1.14 or 1.16, the system is updated, and the "Firmware 113" entry in Device Manager is likely just a harmless display bug from a previous Windows Update. Summary of Firmware Versions 111 Older stable release for B360H4-EM. 113 Frequent source of "Code 10" errors in Device Manager. 114 / 116 Recommended
Newer versions that often resolve system time bugs and performance issues.