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Hi I have an EVGA 650i Ultra motherboard, I tried to update the bios the the newest version, i got it off the evga site so i know that it was the right one. It installed fine and it said F1 to continue. Once i rebooted it would sometimes post and sometimes not. I checked all the other hardware on another computer to see if it was something else but it wasn't. I RMA to evga and it came back and its the same thing. What should i do?
Posted by: Jose at March 29, 2009 10:06 AMI have a Sony pcg-r505gl. I screwed up flashing my bios and can no longer enter windows. I went to sony's website and their bios utility needs to be run in windows. What can i do?? HELP
Posted by: Chuck at April 7, 2009 2:26 PMhey,i was flashing my toshiba satellite p205 & it went in to blue screen.had to unplug & take battery out to shut off.now i get no response at all from power button.i get the power light on & thats it,it won't charge battery.i tried taking out cmos battery & shorting plus & minus terminals.no luck still dead.lesson learned i'll make a bootable disc or usb next time.so can anyone tell me where the bios chip is located on motherboard or how many pins.motherboard # k00056710.it's just a little over a month out of warranty & toshiba said too bad for you.buy new motherboard from us for 413.00 us funds.i'm going to try to get a parts motherboard & replace chip.anybody in canada do that kind of stuff.later
Posted by: paul at May 1, 2009 7:05 AMI had a failed BIOS flash on my Toshiba A215-S7444, I found these guys on the web: www.aqstech.com they did the repair for around $99. Give them a call, they're one of the only places in North America that can do this type of repair.
Posted by: Brian at September 1, 2009 7:07 AMHey, can anyone answer instead of asking more and more questions? I have an HP Pavilion dv2000 with fried BIOS. Any advice on how to bring it back to life? Thanks!
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