Hi Please help - I require a BIOS upgrade

Hello the homepage is here:

http://www.jetway.com.tw/jw/motherboard_view.asp?productid=35&proname=V2MDMP

But it seems that a bios update is not nessesary.

But you can look for driver update
In the box at the left.

Good luck

If your system freezes in the BIOS, then the issue is almost certainly the motherboard, which it sounds like you haven't replaced yet.
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Please check with SIV( System Info Viewer) it's a freeware...or Unknow device detector...I think it will help you to find the answer...

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Hi,
For this you need to know the exact model of your motherboard. Your current BIOS firmware version can be seen in the BIOS setup window itself ( Press DEL key during your system startup to enter into BIOS screen)
Your motherboard should have Flash BIOS so as to upgrade its firmware. All latest motherboards will have this type only. Goto your motherboard manufacturer website and search for latest BIOS firmware for your exact model. There itself you can find the utility required for BIOS. download that utility and using which you can update your firmware. Please do update your BIOS only if it is required.
I hopt his is helpful to you

You can activate the usb function from your computer bios. Turn on your computer and enter your bios by keep pressing the del key on your keyboard. The go to Advance setup and look for usb function settings and turn it on.

I hope this could help you a lot..:-) Thanks..

I'd try a new ram stick or if you have 2 in remove one at a time & reboot.If it works,that's your problem. If not then it's safe to say it's the motherboard.

Try to find out from manufacture which processors are supported in different bios versions. You might have to upgrade the bios with your old processor as long as the bios you are upgrading to supports the new processor. This is true even if you have to downgrade bios meaning going to an earlier bios. It might not go into bios after the first reboot with old processor because it might not be supported but your new one is. this is when you do the CPU swap.

It is the video card. Newer games are so graphic intensive that they freeze up the system if there is not enough video memory. You could try upgrading RAM but I had a problem running newer games until I installed a graphic card that had at least 512 mb video ram onboard. Hope this helps.

if you backed up your old Bios replace it with the one you upgraded. if not download the correct Bios again and upgrade a second time,

remember that after you upgrade the bios you have to go into the bios settings and select something like "apply basic setting" or a similar statement, exit and reboot.

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Terry

hmmm... why dont you try to reinstall your OS...maybe there's something wrong with that..^ ^