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How do I flash my BIOS
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I'm on an Asus 73sw and I need to flash my BIOS. When I'm on the Asus website and download Winflash, during install, it says it's only for Asus notebooks. Is there any other way I can flash the bios?
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We're almost twins...I have the G73Jh. I'm sure you meant G73Jw, seeing there is no "h" series.
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You shouldn't be having a problem, unless you are clueless which you don't seem to be. Download your bios, then use WinFlash and select the bios file. Close all applications and what-not and let it flash your updated bios. I flashed my new bios just recently (first time flashing a bios) and had no problems.
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You shouldn't be having a problem, unless you are clueless which you don't seem to be. Download your bios, then use WinFlash and select the bios file. Close all applications and what-not and let it flash your updated bios. I flashed my new bios just recently (first time flashing a bios) and had no problems.
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itsMichael wrote We're almost twins...I have the G73Jh. I'm sure you meant G73Jw, seeing there is no "h" series.
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You shouldn't be having a problem, unless you are clueless which you don't seem to be. Download your bios, then use WinFlash and select the bios file. Close all applications and what-not and let it flash your updated bios. I flashed my new bios just recently (first time flashing a bios) and had no problems.
Thank you. You really healped me out alot.
I've always thought that was only OS download untill I picked windows 7 then all those options popped up.
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