Using flash programmer can br tricky sometimes, often you have to try and find a good software version that works for your setup and BIOS chip. You are correct, that is very likely the BIOS chip on your board. We'll go right to that version, unless you specifically wanted 99 for some reason? I see 0120 as latest BIOS for your board, correct?
Hopefully you can wait until that's confirmed, you've wait all this time for the programmer, so little longer shouldn't be too bad
LAN MAC can be restored if lost because it's often written on the board somewhere,on a sticker near LAN or on PCIE/PCI or ATX-24 pin connector, somewhere usually no matter what.īackup and verify is what you need to worry about more and first, before trying to fix the board. This way nothing well get overwritten while we try to get and verify a backup of what's currently on the chip, in hopes we can still find and save your serial number, UUID, Windows activation etc, and LAN MAC ID. First of all, did you make a backup before flashing? If not, then even after your programmer arrives do not write anything to the chip until someone tels you it OK to now use the write function on your programmer.
0 kommentar(er)
