💾Flashing your BIOS
Updating or downgrading your bios to a different version.
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Updating or downgrading your bios to a different version.
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Warning: Incorrect BIOS flashing can damage your system. Proceed at your own risk. Ensure you have the correct BIOS version and a stable power source. Ask the support for help if needed!
Open System Information.
Find BaseBoard Product & Manufacturer.
Note BIOS Version/Date.
Note: If system information is incorrect or your unsure please check your BIOS.
You can enter your BIOS during startup by pressing F2, F12, or Del.
Search for your mainboard on the manufacturer's website.
Go to Downloads/Support section.
Get a newer or older BIOS version than your current one.
If you cant format your USB stick to FAT32:
Download: Click here for download.
Run guiformat.exe as admin.
Select your USB stick keep everything like it is.
Press start, wait until its done.
No you have a FAT32 formatted usb stick!
Back up important files from the USB drive.
Format to FAT32 or Large FAT32.
If you cant format to FAT32: Click here to view.
Extract BIOS files to USB drive.
Restart and enter BIOS usually during startup by pressing F2, F12, or Del.
Find BIOS update option (e.g., EZ Flash, M-Flash).
Select USB drive with BIOS file.
Confirm and wait for completion.
Repeat process once more with the same file.
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Acer
ASRock
ASUS
Gigabyte
HP
MSI