How To Update BIOS Successfully Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
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Small detail that most tutorials do not mention and that could break the BIOS update. While not absolutely necessary, for the best compatibility the USB stick should be formatted as FAT32 and have MBR partition style. Not always (depends on the board brand), but for some, if those 2 parameters are not met, it could fail to load the new BIOS and leave you with a useless board, as the first step of the update process is to wipe clean the chip for the new version to be copied into it. It has happened to me before and i still thank god that someone has invented the flashback button that allowed me to install the BIOS on the wiped chip, or i'd have to buy another board... and it wasn't even a month since i got that one.
And one more tip is: connect the stick directly to the board and not the front panel.
Agree. Thank you. I can make a video or short out of this as well. So we can share the knowledge. Normally, in Windows, if you use at least a low capacity flashdrive. Let's say an 8GB (which is usually the right capacity for a BIOS file) USB thrumbdrive, Windows by default should format it to FAT32. But to your point NTFS can be an option, sometimes be a default file format for larger USB drives, should be opted to go with FAT32 for better BIOS compatibility. But in the modern motherboards however, you can now directly look up in your harddrive directly for the BIOS file that you have downloaded and have upgrade the BIOS directly from there. This will not require any flashdrive. But usually, if your motherboard does not allow any other file system aside from FAT32, the motherboard should not allow your BIOS file to be read in the first place. And update should not continue. So it will be a failsafe for the motherboard if the USB file system is not acceptable. And so not bricking your motherboard.