trying to update bios need help

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  1. Posts : 19,518
    W11+W11 Developer Insider + Linux
       #11

    ShadowTrix6 said:
    I found that bios, and downloaded it but I cant figure out how to load it, I was hoping this PC would be okay but I guess imma breakdown and buy a new one
    You have complete instructions in the manual, ECS > C51PVGM-M (V1.0)

    there's no one way fits all when it comes to BIOS update. Every type is different. Looks like it works only using diskette and you'd be wise to buy a brand new one if you want to proceed, they are sooooo unreliable.
    I also looked at that only BIOS update and there's nothing about USB compatibility. I would advise not to do it.
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    Win10 Pro and Home, Win11 Pro and Home, Win7, Linux Mint
       #12

    Have you checked the Power Options in Control Panel? USB ports can have their power managed by Windows and sometimes that causes problems like you are experiencing. I tend to turn off all power management for the USB ports since many things now use them, wasn't much of a problem with the PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports..
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  3. Posts : 4,453
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       #13

    CountMike said:
    You have complete instructions in the manual, ECS > C51PVGM-M (V1.0)

    there's no one way fits all when it comes to BIOS update. Every type is different. Looks like it works only using diskette and you'd be wise to buy a brand new one if you want to proceed, they are sooooo unreliable.
    I also looked at that only BIOS update and there's nothing about USB compatibility. I would advise not to do it.
    I downloaded the package. It includes Winflash; I don't believe that it needs a floppy. Is that correct?

    Not that it matters.
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  4. Posts : 19,518
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       #14

    bobkn said:
    I downloaded the package. It includes Winflash; I don't believe that it needs a floppy. Is that correct?

    Not that it matters.
    It only mentioned floppy disk but I imagine it could be done on a USB stick which can be formatted to old Fat but your BIOS would have to be to boot from USB-Fdd.
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