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| 09 Jan 2011 | #11 |
| | Unless you have a specific reason for updating your bios, ( When the manufacturer has issued a new revison to allow some other hardware to be run for instance ), there is no point at all in doing it, and there is always a risk when "flashing" a BIOS. If you are getting BSOD ( Blue Screens Of Death) then you need to find out why. Regards....Mike Connor |
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| 10 Jan 2011 | #12 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Mike Connor  Unless you have a specific reason for updating your bios, ( When the manufacturer has issued a new revison to allow some other hardware to be run for instance ), there is no point at all in doing it, and there is always a risk when "flashing" a BIOS. If you are getting BSOD ( Blue Screens Of Death) then you need to find out why. Regards....Mike Connor  Though I was bitting my nails for those 60 secs & was praying that everthin goes well..!!! Thanks MiKe CoNNoR & all other..!!!  Issue solved, request to the MOD to close the thread..!!! |
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