Anusha said:There is a configuration mode or something like that which I haven't used in the while.![]()

Anusha said:There is a configuration mode or something like that which I haven't used in the while.![]()

Here you goHIVOLTAG3 said:


Anusha said:

It is HARD.But as I mentioned windows updates as a failure mainly due to this.But as an ASUS owner,This isnt a problem.With QFlash I just need to put the BIOS ROM in a flash drive and boot it up and start QFlash.Voila,Its done.HIVOLTAG3 said:its not as hard as u think currpt da bios even they hv used many no of bios chips cos all r progmble romz..even the tools they hv released to update da bios,hv same ability...![]()
The only advice is, DO NOT FLASH FROM WINDOWSzCexVe said:It is HARD.But as I mentioned windows updates as a failure mainly due to this.But as an ASUS owner,This isnt a problem.With QFlash I just need to put the BIOS ROM in a flash drive and boot it up and start QFlash.Voila,Its done.


I've never faced a bad flash,VGA or mobo since 2002,So still continueing flashing.Will learn it the hard way.Besides ASUS have great flash utilities(EXCEPT windowsAnusha said:The only advice is, DO NOT FLASH FROM WINDOWS
Still, there is a risk of a bad flash. That's why the manufacturer insist not to flash BIOS unless an update specifically addresses an issue you are facing. Though I love to update the BIOS whenever there is a newer version, I do not let my feelings get over me (anymore)![]()
)So no worries for me.Anyway I have a good practice of this as I flashed many mobos in my friends shop.So the experience may be the factor in this.Any of my mobos do not let the password go by this manner.elakiri0777 said:eka thami lesima![]()
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zCexVe said:I've never faced a bad flash,VGA or mobo since 2002,So still continueing flashing.Will learn it the hard way.Besides ASUS have great flash utilities(EXCEPT windows)So no worries for me.Anyway I have a good practice of this as I flashed many mobos in my friends shop.So the experience may be the factor in this.