🔦Flashing Your Bios

This is a Mandatory Guide, do not skip!

HOW TO FLASH YOUR BIOS:

Warning: Incorrect BIOS flashing can damage your system. Proceed at your own risk. Ensure you have the correct BIOS version and a stable power source. Ask the support for help if needed!

Identifying your Motherboard & System Information

1. Open System Information (msinfo32 in searchbar)

2. Find BaseBoard Product & Manufacturer.

3. Note Bios Version/Date

Note: If your system-information is inaccurate/Unsure, please go to your UEFI/BIOS settings & Verify the information.

TUTORIAL FOR EACH MOTHERBOARD

ASUS

• FIRST, Download & Run this tool, do OPTION 1 or 2 (follow loader instructions) - [REQUIRED]

OPTION 1

• Make sure to download a different Bios version than current one (preferably downgrade one version)

• Format your USB to FAT32. (Right click USB, click format, put FAT32 on File System) If your USB don't have FAT32 option use this tool: CLICK ME
• Flash Bios TWO TIMES, this is really important! Don't need to flash 2 different versions (Just repeat the flash process on Bios twice)

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OPTION 2

• Make sure to download a Bios version from 2021/2020.

• Format your USB to FAT32. (Right click USB, click format, put FAT32 on File System) If your USB don't have FAT32 option use this tool: CLICK ME
• Flash Bios TWO TIMES, this is really important! Don't need to flash 2 different versions (Just repeat the flash process on Bios twice)

Tutorial here 👇

MSI

• Make sure to download a different Bios version than current one (preferably downgrade one version)

• Format your USB to FAT32. (Right click USB, click format, put FAT32 on File System) If your USB don't have FAT32 option use this tool: CLICK ME
• Flash Bios TWO TIMES, this is really important! Don't need to flash 2 different versions (Just repeat the flash process on Bios twice) Tutorial 👇

GIGABYTE

• Make sure to download a different Bios version than current one (preferably downgrade one version)

• Format your USB to FAT32. (Right click USB, click format, put FAT32 on File System) If your USB don't have FAT32 option use this tool: CLICK ME
• Flash Bios TWO TIMES, this is really important! Don't need to flash 2 different versions (Just repeat the flash process on Bios twice) Tutorial 👇

ASROCK

• Make sure to download a different Bios version than current one (preferably downgrade one version)

• Format your USB to FAT32. (Right click USB, click format, put FAT32 on File System) If your USB don't have FAT32 option use this tool: CLICK ME
• Flash Bios TWO TIMES, this is really important! Don't need to flash 2 different versions (Just repeat the flash process on Bios twice) Tutorial 👇