Flash BIOS with Gigabyte Q-Flash
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@Chicagoman36 i don't think your supposed to have windows installed.
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make sure your USB is fat32!
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Hey, I hope someone replies but when extracting to your usb, do you need to open the app or just drag to usb? and what do you save it as? like example.jpeg if or leave it as exe?
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i tried it says it passed but now wont boot windows what so ever! thats messed up never do this again!
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HELP ME...!!!
i want to update my msi p35 platinum MB bois, when i restart and set the usb on 1st pirority it say "BOOTMGR is missing".
plz help.
MrMehran93 1 day ago
@MrMehran93 If the system will not boot at all look into BCDEDIT if it only happens when you use the USB still to boot.......I don't know.
nate42nd 1 day ago
Hey sorry Im a noob, but i download the BIOS from gigabyte and now how do i get to the blue screen?
FiestySalsa 1 week ago
@FiestySalsa F8 as it boots on MOST systems.
nate42nd 1 week ago
Have you ever had any issues using a beta bios update? In order for me to use a hexacore processor on my GA-MA790X-UD4P i need to flash it with bios update F10C which in the description says it's a beta. I've never flashed a bios before because there's never been a need for me to do so before. Why is it that it's recommended that you load optimized defaults before/after flashing? Would it harm the computer in any way to try without doing that after you flash?
sonyxploder 1 month ago
@sonyxploder Loading optimized defaults is simply a safety issue. There are some changes you might have made to the current BIOS that might make the flash fail. If you need to use a beta BIOS it's no problem. Just flash again when the final is released. As far as safety precautions......I like to mention them in my videos......but chances are 99% you would be fine not even using optimized defaults before or after. I just think it's a small price to pay for an easy thing to do....good luck.
nate42nd 1 month ago