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Hi

I have a AOpen AX4G Pro motherboard cuurent bios R1.09

I am trying to install windows on a new 200Gb hard drive

I get an error that my bios isn't ACPI compilant, should it be?

Will flahing the new bios maybe fix this.

I have download WAGP113.zip from AOPen downloads, it extracted to
WAGP113.exe and WAGP113.bin,
I copied these to a floppy and after using a win98 startup disk, tried
to flash bios, it said this program couldn't be run from dos.

I haven't been able to find any information on Aopen Website.

How do I flash my bios from dos.

Anyone know how to contact Aopen for support, I couldn't find that
anywhere either.

Thankyou for your help.


Geoff

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Try clearing the CMOS

"Geoff" <geoffrey.brown@anu.edu.au> wrote in message
news:bd407b15.0411101833.59651750@posting.google.com...
> Hi
>
> I have a AOpen AX4G Pro motherboard cuurent bios R1.09
>
> I am trying to install windows on a new 200Gb hard drive
>
> I get an error that my bios isn't ACPI compilant, should it be?
>
> Will flahing the new bios maybe fix this.
>
> I have download WAGP113.zip from AOPen downloads, it extracted to
> WAGP113.exe and WAGP113.bin,
> I copied these to a floppy and after using a win98 startup disk, tried
> to flash bios, it said this program couldn't be run from dos.
>
> I haven't been able to find any information on Aopen Website.
>
> How do I flash my bios from dos.
>
> Anyone know how to contact Aopen for support, I couldn't find that
> anywhere either.
>
> Thankyou for your help.
>
>
> Geoff


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