- Jan 29, 2005
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I am using ASUS Update to flash (well, I'm trying to) my BIOS to an older version.
I need to flash it to version 1009 (from current Beta 1011-15). I downloaded the proper BIOS file, and I'd like to flash to it from the current beta version I'm using. But, upon the first try, ASUS Update tells me that the file is older then my current one, and to update it I need to do it the good old way (DOS/Floppy Disk).
I do not have a Floppy Disk Drive in the first place. So, such method is out of question for me.
But, later, I noticed in ASUS Update's options the possibility to revert to an older version. So I selected the option.
Then right after opening the 1009 BIOS file (.BIN format), it tells me that the BIOS file in question cannot be used with the Motherboard (in sig), and that the EEPROM type is incompatible. Of course I don't know what it means. And yes I made sure at least three times I downloaded the good BIOS for my Motherboard ... same results.
What can I/should I do ?
I need to flash it to version 1009 (from current Beta 1011-15). I downloaded the proper BIOS file, and I'd like to flash to it from the current beta version I'm using. But, upon the first try, ASUS Update tells me that the file is older then my current one, and to update it I need to do it the good old way (DOS/Floppy Disk).
I do not have a Floppy Disk Drive in the first place. So, such method is out of question for me.
But, later, I noticed in ASUS Update's options the possibility to revert to an older version. So I selected the option.
Then right after opening the 1009 BIOS file (.BIN format), it tells me that the BIOS file in question cannot be used with the Motherboard (in sig), and that the EEPROM type is incompatible. Of course I don't know what it means. And yes I made sure at least three times I downloaded the good BIOS for my Motherboard ... same results.
What can I/should I do ?