I have an MSI P67A-C43 motherboard that I accidentally flashed with a bios update for the B3 version for the ivy bridge cpu that I don't have. Now it just cycles the bios logo and won't recognise any bios file on a usb flash drive.
There is no way to usb flash it to restore a working bios now according to the manufacturer and apparently the only way is either solder a new bios or SPI flash it.
Can I buy a cheap product on ebay to SPI flash it with usb via another computer?
I was quoted up to $90 for a computer repairer to SPI flash it which is almost the cost of a new motherboard. But if I bought a new motherboard then I might have a whole lot of other problems from Microsoft windows 10 (upgraded from windows 7 retail).
On the back of the manual for the motherboard it says Best of Tom's Hardware 2008. But it doesn't seem so good now
There is no way to usb flash it to restore a working bios now according to the manufacturer and apparently the only way is either solder a new bios or SPI flash it.
Can I buy a cheap product on ebay to SPI flash it with usb via another computer?
I was quoted up to $90 for a computer repairer to SPI flash it which is almost the cost of a new motherboard. But if I bought a new motherboard then I might have a whole lot of other problems from Microsoft windows 10 (upgraded from windows 7 retail).
On the back of the manual for the motherboard it says Best of Tom's Hardware 2008. But it doesn't seem so good now