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andy1955
Whats the best way to update the bios, The asusupdate
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S.Heenan
andy1955 said:Whats the best way to update the bios, The asusupdate
Asus Update is not the best way to flash the BIOS. The bootdisk method is
safer though slightly more involved.
http://www.asus.com/support/english/techref/bios/intro.aspx
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TomP
From personal experience; if it aint broke, don't mess with it.
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S.Heenan said:Asus Update is not the best way to flash the BIOS. The bootdisk method is
safer though slightly more involved.
http://www.asus.com/support/english/techref/bios/intro.aspx
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Ken Fox
TomP said:From personal experience; if it aint broke, don't mess with it.
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Rob
The best thing to do is leave it alone unless you need some type of
functionality that the new Bios provides. If you need to update, both
manually or automatically work well and you'll get varied opinions on
both methods. If you've flashed a board before or if your OS is not to
stable, I'd recommend using a manual flash.
Rob
functionality that the new Bios provides. If you need to update, both
manually or automatically work well and you'll get varied opinions on
both methods. If you've flashed a board before or if your OS is not to
stable, I'd recommend using a manual flash.
Rob
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andrew
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The best thing to do is leave it alone unless you need some type of
functionality that the new Bios provides. If you need to update, both
manually or automatically work well and you'll get varied opinions on
both methods. If you've flashed a board before or if your OS is not to
stable, I'd recommend using a manual flash.
Rob
ok thanks think i will leve well alone
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tomcas
Go ahead, flash it, but do it manually in dos and do it after you have done
some reading. You got to start somewhere, everyone had a first flash. I can
offer some instructions and recommend some good reference material, if
these guys haven't already scared you off.
some reading. You got to start somewhere, everyone had a first flash. I can
offer some instructions and recommend some good reference material, if
these guys haven't already scared you off.