i am trying to run CTFLASHC.EXE and do know know what to enter for prompts
like File type etc.
i need some direction.
could find anything at the any of the drivers forums.

tia,
mcnewsxp

See:
http://forums.windrivers.com/showthread.php?t=60809

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"mcnewsxp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>i am trying to run CTFLASHC.EXE and do know know what to enter for prompts
>like File type etc.
> i need some direction.
> could find anything at the any of the drivers forums.
>
> tia,
> mcnewsxp
>

thanks for help, but i don't see how this link can help.
my problem is the optical mouse is jumping around sometimes and the NVIDIA
video driver gets lost when i leave my machine off for a while.
what are you suggesting?

CTFlashc is not a native XP program. This appears to be a method of
updating the BIOS of some type of motherboard. This is not to be done
without following the exact directions from the manufacturer.


"mcnewsxp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> thanks for help, but i don't see how this link can help.
> my problem is the optical mouse is jumping around sometimes and the NVIDIA
> video driver gets lost when i leave my machine off for a while.
> what are you suggesting?
>

> CTFlashc is not a native XP program. This appears to be a method of
> updating the BIOS of some type of motherboard. This is not to be done
> without following the exact directions from the manufacturer.
>
it appears to be a BIOS flasher.
i need the .bin file i guess.
i found a company that makes custom BIOS for $69 bucks, but i've never had
to do this before.
i always managed to find free BIOS upgrades.

found what i needed at MSI website

Never use third party BIOS. Always check with the manufacturer of the
motherboard/PC first.


"mcnewsxp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> CTFlashc is not a native XP program. This appears to be a method of
>> updating the BIOS of some type of motherboard. This is not to be done
>> without following the exact directions from the manufacturer.
>>
> it appears to be a BIOS flasher.
> i need the .bin file i guess.
> i found a company that makes custom BIOS for $69 bucks, but i've never had
> to do this before.
> i always managed to find free BIOS upgrades.
>