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May 18th 08, 07:07 PM
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GA-P35-DQ6 flash failure
Anyone have a resolve as how update the bios part. I get flash failure when
it starts to verify flash on the first block with this board GA-P35-DQ6. I have tried the floppy method , the windows method. Is there a way of forcing the write to the eeprom Any ideas be appreciated Regards Mark C 
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May 18th 08, 07:40 PM
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GA-P35-DQ6 flash failure
"mark" mk wrote in message ... Anyone have a resolve as how update the bios part. I get flash failure when it starts to verify flash on the first block with this board GA-P35-DQ6. I have tried the floppy method , the windows method. Is there a way of forcing the write to the eeprom Any ideas be appreciated Regards Mark C First make sure you have the correct BIOS. Second before you flash go into the BIOS and set to Optimized Defaults. Next hit f-8 that will start Q-Flash and make sure you have the BIOS flash installed by itself on the floopy. Next flash it and you should be good to go. I have the P35-DS4 but it should be the same procedure. Hope that helps! YMMV Tim
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May 18th 08, 07:48 PM
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GA-P35-DQ6 flash failure
Thanks Tim Q-Flash also failed before will try the optimised defaults and
see if that works. "mark" mk wrote in message ... Anyone have a resolve as how update the bios part. I get flash failure when it starts to verify flash on the first block with this board GA-P35-DQ6. I have tried the floppy method , the windows method. Is there a way of forcing the write to the eeprom Any ideas be appreciated Regards Mark C
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May 19th 08, 02:39 AM
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GA-P35-DQ6 flash failure
On Mon, 19 May 2008 02:07:03 +0800, "mark" mk wrote:
Anyone have a resolve as how update the bios part. I get flash failure when it starts to verify flash on the first block with this board GA-P35-DQ6. I have tried the floppy method , the windows method. Is there a way of forcing the write to the eeprom Any ideas be appreciated According to the manual, the board has dual BIOS. If the main BIOS is damaged, the backup BIOS is supposed to kick in and restore the main BIOS. Regards Mark C ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
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May 21st 08, 12:09 AM
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GA-P35-DQ6 flash failure
"mark" mk wrote in message ... Thanks Tim Q-Flash also failed before will try the optimised defaults and see if that works. "mark" mk wrote in message ... Anyone have a resolve as how update the bios part. I get flash failure when it starts to verify flash on the first block with this board GA-P35-DQ6. I have tried the floppy method , the windows method. Is there a way of forcing the write to the eeprom Any ideas be appreciated Regards Mark C Mark, It's been a few days and haven't heard back from you. Was the flash successful? Tim
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