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Updating
the
BIOS
with
the
@BIOS
Utility
A. Before You Begin
1. In
Windows,
close
all
applications
and
TSR
(Terminate
and
Stay
Resident)
programs.
This
helps
prevent
unexpected
failures
when
performing
a
BIOS
update,
2.
During
the
BIOS
update
process,
ensure
the
Internet
connection
is
stable
and
do
NOT
interrupt
the
Internet
connection
(for
example,
avoid
a
power
loss
or
switching
off
the
Internet).
Failure
to
do
so
may
result
in
a
corrupted
BIOS
or
a
system
that
is
unable
to
start.
3.
Do
not
use
the
G.O.M.
(GIGABYTE
Online
Management)
function
when
using
@BIOS.
4.
GIGABYTE
product
warranty
does
not
cover
any
BIOS
damage
or
system
failure
resulting
from
an
inad-
equate
BIOS
flashing.
B. Using @BIOS |
pay:
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1.
RES
Update
the
BIOS
Using
the
Internet
Update
Function:
Click
Update
BIOS
from
GIGABYTE
Server,
select
the
@BIOS
server
site
closest
to
your
iocation
and
then
download
the
BIOS
file
that
matches
your
motherboard
model,
Follow
the
on-screen
instructions
to
complete.
If
the
BIOS
update
file
for
your
motherboard
is
not
present
on
the
@BIOS
server
site,
please
KE
ses
download
the
BIOS
update
file
from
GIGABYTE's
website
and
follow
the
instructions
in
"Update
the
BIOS
without
Using
the
Internet
Update
Function"
below.
2.
RTE
Update
the
BIOS
without
Using
the
Internet
Update
Function:
Click
Update
BIOS
from
File,
then
select
the
location
where
you
save
the
BIOS
update
file
obtained
from
the
Internet
or
through
other
source.
Follow
the
on-screen
instructions
to
complete,
3. SEE] Save the Current BIOS File:
Click
Save
Current
BIOS
to
File
to
save
the
current
BIOS
file.
4o
E
tone
cmos
dotun
aner
swan
Load
BIOS
Defauits
after
BIOS
Update:
Select
the
Load
CMOS
default
after
BIOS
update
check
box
and
then
the
System
will
automatically
load
BIOS
defaults
after
BIOS
update
and
after
the
system
restarts.
C. After Updating the BIOS
Restart your system after updating the BIOS.
Make
sure
that
the
BIOS
file
to
be
flashed
matches
your
motherboard
model.
Updating
the
BIOS
with
an
incorrect
BIOS
file
could
cause
your
system
not
to
boot.
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