
Some motherboards have the flash utility built into the BIOS itself. Updating the BIOS of such motherboards is much simpler. First download the latest BIOS and burn it onto a blank CD or copy it to a USB flash drive. Boot your PC with the flash drive plugged in or the written CD inserted into the optical drive and enter the BIOS setup. Launch the flash utility from within the BIOS and specify the path of the optical drive or the flash drive as the location of the BIOS file.
Flashing the BioS from Windows
Most of the recent motherboards support flashing the BIOS from within Windows. After you have downloaded the latest BIOS, insert the driver disc and locate the Windows version of the flashing utility. With the GUI interface, the entire process is self-explanatory. You simply have to specify the path to the newly downloaded BIOS and hit the flash button. The flashing process completes in a few minutes. Some flashing utilities also support downloading the latest BIOS automatically from the manufacturer’s server via the Internet.
Restoring the BioS settings
When you restart your PC after flashing the BIOS, you will encounter an error at the boot screen. Enter the BIOS setup, set the date and time, and select the option saying "Load optimal defaults". Save the settings and restart your PC.







