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dollarb29   11-07-2009 at 08:34:19 PM

after you download the latest bios from asus it comes zipped. do you use the zipped file or do you unzip the file to a floppy. I tried the unzipped file and I got back not a valid system disk.

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Shadow703793   11-08-2009 at 12:06:32 AM
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Un Zip and put it on a Flash drive formatted in FAT32.

Please list full specs.

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nzprogamer   11-08-2009 at 03:06:42 AM
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you should use the asus update software you can update the bios in window xp/vista.
the software should within the m/b cd-rom

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dollarb29   11-09-2009 at 03:52:55 PM
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Hey thanks for the info. I have an asus P4S533=MX board and I am new at Updating any bios. The board didn't come with any thing so I got a manual from asus. To shadow I got the floppy to work with EZ-Flash so the update went well. A little nervous at first but surprisingly went well. to nzprogrammer I didn't have the cd from asus so I couldn't use the updater and like I said I'm new at updating so I didn't know about the update program. Thanks a lot for the help

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AtuBrian   11-10-2009 at 04:19:44 AM
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nzprogamer wrote :

you should use the asus update software you can update the bios in window xp/vista.
the software should within the m/b cd-rom



its always bad to do a flash from the desktop / os always do it from bios

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