How is the bios installed ?
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Well... your question is a bit confusing. It is a UEFI bios that has ample features for any kinda of use. I currently use this board as a file server running NAS4Free. Has enough power for most internet use.
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Maybe one of the memory modules is bad. Remove both modules (slot A under keyboard and slot b on the bottom of the laptop), and install each module, one at a time in slot A (under keyboard) and verify that the BIOS recognizes the memory and the system boots.
756707
The battery to power the laptop is removable by the user, and easily replaceable. The battery for the BIOS is internal, and would have to be replaced by a technician.
2266753
I mix the Bios Life with water. You can also mix it with any kind of juice.
190738
Oops, sorry, my techno-god geek added a reply, the black and silver ones have some more optional files in the bios which the blue ones do not. More I can't tell you, sorry.
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The bios version that came with mine didn't support my processor (i7 4820k) all I did was load the latest bios on to a USB and follow the instructions and in less than 10 minutes it was up and running. The instructions for updating the bios are very simple, you don't need to install anything to update the bios, all you need to do is have to motherboard connected to the power source.
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The bios rom can be downloaded from the asus website. After it is downloaded, copy it to a flash drive and reboot the computer without the hard drive connected. Ensure that the rom file is the only file on the flash drive. In the bios, go to the flash bios section and follow the instructions.
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I dont see how the bios is relevant, if it is not posting something is dead. Start with memory, switch slots eventually try stick individually if there is more than one. If u are using a kaveri it should post with no bios update since the chipset is for kaveri, if using richland or trinity also
895893
According to the internet, you may need BIOS rev 3. Maybe check with Gigabyte's support?
145775
Well I didn't do that, but you can downloadowners manual from msi web page. However this isexcellent mainboard.
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Hey Roger... to answer that question accurately 2 things are needed 1) complete description of your system specs.. specially your operating system 2) someone qualified enough to interpret them. As far as i can confortably say... i git a pretty new Windows 8 laptop.. i only had to plug it.. and that's it... in this day in age no one would make a device that would require you to mess around with the bios.. of course provided your computer.. is not old as dirt.... Roger. This has worked so well so far that i d say. Buy it , try it if it does not work. Return it.
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John, I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but I'm actually typing on the thing this minute. In my own experience (running Windows 7) the thing is literally plug & play. I've had this one a while, but don't recall anything other than minor adjustments being necessary straight out of the box - no BIOS adjustments, etc. Hope this helps.
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the BIOS is not locked. But my hard drive was broken after a short time of use.
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Be prepared for a fight to get it installed. You have to do a couple of things first because of Windows 8. First go into the bios by hitting delete on start up and disable secure boot. Then dig around in bios to find and enable the legacy boot option. I'm sorry I can't tell you exactly what that is called but it wasn't hard to find. You may also need to make sure you have the latest drivers for the NVidia product you are installing. Then, as Jel said, you should upgrade at least the power supply to a minimum of 500 watts. My GTX-650 SC is running just fine with a 550 watt PS and just the stock RAM. Be prepared for a fight to get it installed. You have to do a couple of things first because of Windows 8. First go into the bios by hitting delete on start up and disable secure boot. Then dig around in bios to find and enable the legacy boot option. I'm sorry I can't tell you exactly what that is called but it wasn't hard to find. You may also need to make sure you have the latest drivers for the NVidia product you are installing. Then, as Jel said, you should upgrade at least the power supply to a minimum of 500 watts. My GTX-650 SC is running just fine with a 550 watt PS and just the... » Read More Be prepared for a fight to get it installed. You have to do a couple of things first because of Windows 8. First go into the bios by hitting delete on start up and disable secure boot. Then dig around in bios to find and enable the legacy boot option. I'm sorry I can't tell you exactly what that is called but it wasn't hard to find. You may also need to make sure you have the latest drivers for the NVidia product you are installing. Then, as Jel said, you should upgrade at least the power supply to a minimum of 500 watts. My GTX-650 SC is running just fine with a 550 watt PS and just the stock RAM. « Show Less
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You must go to the web site of the manufacturer of your motherboard. They should provide a download link where you can find BIOS and Driver updates.
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What are you trying to install??? Have u tried booting directly from cd??? As soon as it boots on hit f2, f11, f12, or del one of those keys will bring u to bios or a boot menu option from there u should boot from cd :)
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If you're using a 'boot device selectable' bios like on most @sus boards then it does just fine. Stick it on a 'bought' PC you would have to experiment. Bit it's a very cheap gamble as price is fantastic.