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PLS note that I am only asking for your professional opinion & surely I will not hold you liable in any case PS The commands py/sn/cc/cd/cp/wb mean things like program Flash memory etc., but there is no command to backup the original BIOS I wil be booting from the Mini-DVD & then I'll enter the following commands:Ģ-A:\> AWDFLASH 8CBF1G26.BIN/py/sn/cc/cd/cp/wb
#Where do i put text files in easy to boot iso#
I've found a booting CD image at & I've downloaded the DOS6.22 bootdisk ISO "with floppy emulation just like Iceblade said" then added the BIOS files. Yet, I still need the UBCD for the Secure Erase on my SSD. In all honesty, I've found using the UBCD is too complicated for me cause I'm not into DOS, I'm a Hardware kinda guy.
#Where do i put text files in easy to boot update#
I need the bios update cause my system wont boot on the GTX470 & the Foxconn support told me to update the bios.
#Where do i put text files in easy to boot how to#
Below you shall find a link of how to flash a foxconn motherboard:Ĭase: Thermaltake Element V, PSU: XFX 850W Black Edition, CPU: Intel I7 950, Rams: Corsair DDR3 3X2GB Triple channel 1600, GPU: Gigabyte GTX470 model GV-N470SO-13I, HDD: SSD OCZ Vertex2 90GB "Booting drive", Motherboard: Foxconn FlamiingBlade GTI, Media: HP DVD-RW Not to mention that I need the UBCD to use the Secure Erase feature on it for my SSD & other things. There 2nd option booting from a CD using Flash CD I can not get the Flash CD cause I dont have any means of paying for it "the site only accepts paypal not Credit Cards & Paypal is not supported in my country". I cant boot from a floppy cause I don't have one. WOW Ady & I thought that I am the only one that makes long posts Seriously man thanks a lot. But you wrote some things in such a way that makes me think that something is not right. The specific "A:" won't be "accurate" if you use UBCD. Now, all my previous paragraphs are general instructions. In any case, the flash program probably has the option to run a TUI or a GUI, instead of a command-line. If the process of flashing the BIOS is not complete, or you shut down your system instead of restarting (and by that I mean, only when the flash program terminates completely and says it is ok to restart), you may finish destroying your computer. Once you start the process of writing the flash BIOS, you should follow the instructions, and after that, when the bios flash program prompts you to, RESTART the system but do not completely shut down / power off. More important, DO NOT SHUT DOWN THE SYSTEM while upgrading the BIOS.
If you are unsure, or you haven't done any BIOS update before, I would recommend following the instructions at Foxconn website. I do not recommend putting the files at the root directory, but you should put them, all of them, together in the same "custom" directory.
You could also make a new directory specially for those files. Don't you?Īnyway, one place to put your files would be the custom folder of UBCD. My first question, intuitively, would be, why not to follow the exact instructions at Foxconn website? If you could burn and run a rewritable optical media with UBCD, then you could do exactly the same with the instructions there.
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