25.06.2006, 11:07
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Below, I will outline the procedure: - Insert the bootable floppy disk in drive A:.
- The file that you downloaded from the manufacturer will be a compressed self-extracting archive. Move the file into a temporary directory and uncompress it by typing in the file's name and Enter.
- It should uncompress into a license agreement and an executable. Read the license agreement. Then, you want to extract the contents of the executable to your floppy disk. Do this by typing the filename A: and Enter. For example, if the file is called BIOS.EXE, then type BIOS A: and hit Enter. This will extract it to the A: drive.
- Place the floppy disk containing the new BIOS into the A: drive of the computer you wish to update. Reboot the system with the disk in the drive.
- Press Enter to go to the Main Menu. Select "Update flash memory from a file." Then select "Update system BIOS."
- When it asks you to type the file path, just press enter, tab, then enter again.
- Once the process is complete, remove the floppy and reboot the machine.
- As it boots watch the BIOS identifier to make sure the new version is actually being used. During boot, hit the appropriate key to go into the CMOS setup.
- Assign all of your settings.
- Save your settings and reboot.
http://www.pcmech.com/show/bios/81/ |
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