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Talahasee
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Can I "RE-Flash a BIOS" to fix a BIOS I "upgraded" with the wrong
file?
Let's say that I have a PC Chips board, and about a year ago, I
mistakenly flashed my BIOS with the wrong upgrade. Everything went
dead.
Is it possible to "reflash" the BIOS to ERASE the bad upgrade, or can
I merely ERASE the bad upgrade by
moving the CMOS jumper, powering up, powering down, moving the CMOS
jumper, poweriing up, powering down?
Or am I stuck buying a new BIOS chip?
I don't particularly mind buying a BIOS chip. They can be had for $10
plus shipping, but I am one who HATES spending money, throwing stuff
away if I don't HAVE to.
tia
Tallahassee
Can I "RE-Flash a BIOS" to fix a BIOS I "upgraded" with the wrong
file?
Let's say that I have a PC Chips board, and about a year ago, I
mistakenly flashed my BIOS with the wrong upgrade. Everything went
dead.
Is it possible to "reflash" the BIOS to ERASE the bad upgrade, or can
I merely ERASE the bad upgrade by
moving the CMOS jumper, powering up, powering down, moving the CMOS
jumper, poweriing up, powering down?
Or am I stuck buying a new BIOS chip?
I don't particularly mind buying a BIOS chip. They can be had for $10
plus shipping, but I am one who HATES spending money, throwing stuff
away if I don't HAVE to.
tia
Tallahassee