Summary: I have an old Tyan Tomcat IV dual processor board that I would like to flash to a newer BIOS. I have the BIOS file, but the manufacturer's website doe...
Summary: It would help a lot if you stated which Abit mboard model you have. Find the mboard version or revision that is printed on the surface of the mboard (...
Summary: From Badflash Recommends list at above (links) This one would probably cost you, in the UK, the least for shipping. http://www.flashbios.org/ The Net...
Summary: Some mboards have a jumper that must be in the right position when you flash your bios. If you flash with it in the wrong position, your flash will f...
Summary: ""*.Please use the BIOS flash utility that published in the web site instead of the flash utility in CD driver "utility folder". " Might that be the p...
Summary: It's very important to use the right Award flash utility version sometimes. However, I've never heard of the wrong version causing a write protect e...
Summary: If you have just flashed the bios and got this error after rebooting, go into the bios Setup, set the time and date if they are incorrect, load bios ...
Summary: Yes the HP bios can be upgraded but it all dpends if they have a new bios version for that board. They also have their own bios flash utility, all of ...
Summary: These are DOS based messages displayed when booting a DOS based OS like Windows 98. They have no relevance to Windows 2000. However, if you were boot...
Summary: Hey there, Tried changing the battery but in vain. So, finally had to make a tough decision to flash it. Tried flashing with award utilities (awd66....
Summary: Are you absolutely SURE you used the right bios updates? The same mboard can have several versions, and you often must make sure you are using the upd...
Summary: I recently flashed the bios on my PCI graphics card using the wrong rom file. I flashed the AGP version. So, I am getting distortions and random err...
Summary: There are two mboard versions of your model. Look on the mboard for the version number printed on it. L4VXA2(V1.0A) support http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSW...
Summary: I picked up & old Socket 7 mobo (MTI R534G) & it still had the original BIOS. I went to the MTI website, downloaded the latest BIOS version along with...
Summary: "PCB"means Printed Circuit Board, this is the board from which the motherboard is built.Or that the components are built onto. The board version is pr...
Summary: "...i dont have any old "serial" keyboards... " I've seen a few ancient keyboards for ancient proprietary computers (pre pentium) that use the same 9 ...
Summary: Award Modular BIOS v4.51PG is the BIOS type, not the BIOS version. You can't swap the CMOS chip from one board to another unless the boards are identi...
Summary: I probably won't be following this thread so much because of it's nature, if I don't reply in a day of two you can send me a pm. This isn't a question...
Summary: Hi, I think my Bios has become corrupt as my hard drive is no longer being read and the CPU speed figure has decreased during start up but it halts a...
Summary: Francois, i think i'm right in saying that what you need to do is boot up using a formatted floppy where all you put on there was the system files...n...
Summary: Sounds like bad sectors on your flash drive. If your drive supports it (most don't) write zeroes to it with the manufacturer's flash utilities. If y...
Summary: Try clearing CMOS as suggested by OtheHill & see if that does the trick... If that doesn't work, try the flash again What you should do is create a bo...
Summary: As we have told you several times, if you don't want the "bios not installed" message from the Promise drive controller to appear at all while booting...
Summary: Pros - added support for larger HDDs, RAM, CPUs, fixes bugs from previous versions Cons - if done incorrectly, the board becomes a doorstop...lol Ther...
Summary: deride, what are you using to see the shaded out bios version? Cuz if you use a GF bios flash utility there's no visual output per-se..it won't care w...
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