Unless you know someone with the exact same motherboard and they let you borrow their BIOS chip (unlikely) ...
you are screwed!
I take it you were doing the BIOS update while in Windows?
If you were in DOS, at least you would have had a backup to resort to - if you did not turn the computer off before restoring the backup.
Blue screens are more likely corrupt software than a hardware issue...a BIOS update is always risky especially for a newby.
You may be faced with getting a new motherboard and/or getting a repair shop to do the work for you.
If you purchase a GIGABYTE motherboard they usually have a Dual BIOS.
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thx im taking it to store and i will never install bios driver ever again in windows
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