Re: Bios update not worked
Got a floppy drive about?
Re: Bios update not worked
Re: Bios update not worked
Clear CMOS thoroughly. Change the jumper. Unplug the PSU. Take the CMOS battery out and leave for an hour, or longer.
If this doesn't work you need to bootup to DOS and try installing again (maybe revert to an earlier BIOS if that doesn't take). You can boot to DOS from a CD or a flash drive, but a floppy is easiest.
Re: Bios update not worked
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Thorsson
If this doesn't work you need to bootup to DOS and try installing again (maybe revert to an earlier BIOS if that doesn't take). You can boot to DOS from a CD or a flash drive, but a floppy is easiest.
That depends on how bad the flash has gone. In fact, its pretty much impossible to boot to DOS if the BIOS is corrupt like he's implying, it simply won't get far enough in the POST cycle to allow it.
A lot of BIOS's are programmed to look at the floppy drive for a *.bin file / autoexec.bat to reflash them self in case of a screw up which is the angle he should be looking at :)
Re: Bios update not worked
True. Some also require a key press to access the floppy.
Re: Bios update not worked
This is where the mainboard manual might come in handy. Let us hope that the nihilistic trend in print media hasn't abolished them yet ;-)