With an M4A785TD-M EVO, original bios, I had serious problems getting the thumb drive recognized (so I could increase memory to 16GB 1600). I finally got it working with this disk. The big problem was that formatting it the normal way often created gpt, or too large. Either way, it seems that the original bios for this mobo (dated 2009) had serious issues. I also, for some reason, had issues with fat32. Winning configuration: msdos partition table with fat16 set to 700MB (of the 16GB thumb drive). I created the partition table by making a new simple volume in dos, then in linux I formatted it as vfat. Parted -l (on linux) shows: Model: SanDisk Cruzer Glide (scsi) Disk /dev/sdc: 15.5GB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: msdos Disk Flags: Number Start End Size Type File system Flags 1 1049kB 735MB 734MB primary fat16
Lol... just download the bios, save it preferable not hiden in 10000 forlders, restart, jump on "Del" button untill the bios screen apears and find EZFlash.... aint that hard.
bios updates are useless 99% of the time in fact they produce problems more often than they solve them reading the comments here greatly confirms that.
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i put the bios file in the c drive, but the utility does not show it
With an M4A785TD-M EVO, original bios, I had serious problems getting the thumb drive recognized (so I could increase memory to 16GB 1600). I finally got it working with this disk. The big problem was that formatting it the normal way often created gpt, or too large. Either way, it seems that the original bios for this mobo (dated 2009) had serious issues. I also, for some reason, had issues with fat32. Winning configuration: msdos partition table with fat16 set to 700MB (of the 16GB thumb drive). I created the partition table by making a new simple volume in dos, then in linux I formatted it as vfat. Parted -l (on linux) shows: Model: SanDisk Cruzer Glide (scsi) Disk /dev/sdc: 15.5GB Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Partition Table: msdos Disk Flags: Number Start End Size Type File system Flags 1 1049kB 735MB 734MB primary fat16
how to get in bios setup ? what must you click when you start your computer ? please tell me
@elliottjameswalsh alt+f2 I believe.
danke. sehr hilfreich!
@secondFame
PS or comments instead.
and the uploader was meant by video!
epic quality ^^
wtf i just watched death note and now i see kira everywere
A little verbage in the background would have been great!
Bios file just need to copy and paste on pendrive
Thank you very much for this!
@AmH032uTuBe ok thx :) !!
@AmH032uTuBe where the hell can i find the root of the drive !!! ? please help
thank you
u have a very very cool motherboard :)
@elliottjameswalsh
Try Alt+F2
Dem Hacker/ Spammer/ Virenschreiber deines Vertrauens vielleicht. :D
Hi dude, could you tell me where I can download this utility ? Thanks.
It's built into the motherboard. You'll enter the BIOS settings if you keep pressing 'DEL' when the post screen appears
why did you update BIOS?
@plasheev I jumped on my Delete key and broke my keyboard.
Lol... just download the bios, save it preferable not hiden in 10000 forlders, restart, jump on "Del" button untill the bios screen apears and find EZFlash.... aint that hard.
flash your windows 7 and windows xp
what happens if you have a power failler when updateing?
I do not have a tools
"bios data does no match with the content in the file"
someone knows how to fix this?
what the key??
como baixo o ez flash?
what key
Be funny if it crashed right at the end :p
no it wouldn't
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bios updates are useless 99% of the time
in fact they produce problems more often than they solve them
reading the comments here greatly confirms that.
What key