Pls how can I update the sponsorship BOIS Urgent 5

Is it to update the "motherboard BIOS"?

If you have updated software, it is best to be able to explain what motherboard you are using and what kind of BIOS you are using.

Big brother, why are you talking so much?

I'm dizzy. Really.

Then you said what I said.

You have to flash the motherboard. It's best to find a professional to do it. Especially for repairing motherboards. If you can't figure it out yourself, you'll hang up the motherboard.

Each motherboard manufacturer provides BIOS update tools, software, and methods.

ASUS is using ASUS EZ Flash 2BIOS upgrade program.

GIGABYTE offers two ways to upgrade your motherboard's BIOS: Q-FlashTM and @biostm:

For detailed upgrade steps, please refer to the manufacturer's motherboard manual.

You don't know how to do it, I suggest you don't mess around, it's not easy to brush it down. Find someone experienced to help you.

According to your motherboard model, go online and look for the motherboard's manual, there should be upgrade instructions on it, but it is recommended not to flash the motherboard if you have not operated it, what CPU is used now? Ready to change something?

Yes, Bois will have more functions than before, and some new features will be supported.

The BIOS version is not directly related to the functionality implemented.

Its various versions only tweak some functional aspects. There is no resemblance between bug fixing and software level.

Can be placed on a hard drive.

And I don't know what brand of motherboard you have.

Flashing BIOS is dangerous.

If there is nothing wrong with the machine, it is best not to brush it.

I don't know if you're asking about the BIOS of the motherboard.

Replenish your nutrients.

This thing is a bit troublesome, and there is also a danger, if you don't have the need and certainty, please don't try it easily

Generally, the motherboard manual has instructions but the instructions say that you have to do it yourself if you lose it, first go to the homepage of the motherboard, he will provide a tool to brush BIOS and BIOS files (it is recommended to note the file name), put them on a floppy disk, and then boot to DOS, run the brush BIOS tool, he will prompt you to enter the BIOS file name, and then you enter the name, wait (at this time, you must not cut off the power or it will be scrapped) after a period of time prompts to restart. Succeed with flying colors!

But if you're really not sure, you can ask the masters around you for help! Because the BIOS root antivirus software is different, the antivirus software must be updated every day, and the BIOS can be used without any problems

Different motherboards have different ways to modify chips. There will be a prompt when you press which key to enter the BIOS settings when you turn on the computer, so please pay attention to it. Usually press f2 to enter.

Press F2 before entering the system when powering on to enter the BIOS settings.

Brand machine,And some motherboards have a piece of BIOS is put**,This thing is fixed to it when you brush into the BIOS,If this motherboard provides a flash function,You can use this program to change it safely**,If this board does not have this function,You'd better not take the risk,Besides,If you can write,It's just a small diagram.,Very simple diagram.,Can't get a**.

Mine is an ASUS P5GD1 Pro motherboard, which has this feature, but I got a few **, and after using it for a while, I don't feel interesting. Now it's simply turned off, saving you the need to slow down the startup.

This is the logo in the motherboard BIOS, you can replace the BIOS boot screen with software, and rename the screen you need to display, but there is a certain risk, it is recommended to be careful, and you need to flash the motherboard's BIOS, improper operation, the motherboard will not boot.

Writing in Bois, accidentally the machine is all over the cost, you just blind the bucket!

You're full.

It doesn't seem like any motherboard supports this.

You're full.

Hardly possible, unless you know how to write the BIOS program yourself.