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derek_jones_36 · 07-03-2009, 11:44 AM

Try downloading the newest BIOS File to a usb flash drive that's what I did. I upgraded to the newest Asus BIOS File recently and I saved the ROM file to the flash drive and then initiated the EZ Flash 2 (Alt & F2 during startup) and then folowed the intructions. Use the Tab Key to switch over to the drives on the left of the screen and then scroll down to the flash drive and enter. It'll ask you if you want to initiate a BIOS Flash then it'll besically do it for you. It was really slow to start up after the flash was done but it seems to be good now. I also have the older versions saved as well just in case I need to revert due to system glitches.

Jones

07-03-2009, 11:44 AM	#2 (permalink)
derek_jones_36 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Posts: 490 OS: Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit SP2 My System	Re: Bios update problem Try downloading the newest BIOS File to a usb flash drive that's what I did. I upgraded to the newest Asus BIOS File recently and I saved the ROM file to the flash drive and then initiated the EZ Flash 2 (Alt & F2 during startup) and then folowed the intructions. Use the Tab Key to switch over to the drives on the left of the screen and then scroll down to the flash drive and enter. It'll ask you if you want to initiate a BIOS Flash then it'll besically do it for you. It was really slow to start up after the flash was done but it seems to be good now. I also have the older versions saved as well just in case I need to revert due to system glitches. Jones __________________ "Look at it this way...If Everyone Lived Forever, where would you Park?"