2SIS30-B3 BIOS UPDATE

Download the latest BIOS update from your computer manufacturer's website onto a USB flash drive. Refer to your user manual to obtain the manufacturer's website address. If the downloaded BIOS file is a zip archive, unzip the contents onto your USB flash drive. Jumper settings may need to be reconfigured on some motherboards to enter BIOS recovery mode. Most Intel-based motherboards have a jumper setting or switch near the on-board CMOS battery. The procedure for setting the jumpers will vary depending on your motherboard make and model, so refer to the motherboard documentation for specific instructions. Power on the computer and press "F2" to access the Setup Mode menu. If you are unable to access the setup menu, you will not be able to proceed with this repair. Take your computer to a repair shop, as the motherboard may need to be replaced. Use the arrow key to select "Boot Priority" or a similarly named field. Press the "Enter" key. Scroll down until "First boot priority" or "First boot drive" is selected and press "Enter." Select the USB flash drive as the first boot priority device. Press the "F10" key to save this setting and exit from the setup menu. Connect the USB flash drive to an open USB port on your computer. Then let your computer fully reboot. The USB flash drive should be detected and the BIOS should update automatically. When the update is complete, you may be prompted to restart your computer, or it may reboot automatically. If you are able to use your computer without any further problems of overheating or failure to recognize drives, your failed BIOS update has been resolved.

Hello here is the homepage:

http://www.msi.com/product/mb/H61M-P21--B3-.html#/?div=Overview

Something has gone wrong trough the update.

The bios update file on the usb disk could, have been damaged.

You need to contact a MSI dealer, they can help you with the problem.
You will probably need to bring the usb disk also.
Here should be a restore file, to make the mainboard running again.

Good luck

Im not sure but I dont think so open your bios and it shoud tell you if it is supported

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

Why do you need a bios upgrade. Unless there is a specific problem you don't need to update the bios. Updating the bios and be very dangerous if you don't know much about computers. Also unless there is a specific problem with the motherboard they won't make any bios updates.

1.u have downloaded the BIOS but have u confirmed that u have downloaded it with resect to ur motherboard serial no and version.

2. 2nd thing i want to say u that if u have downloaded BIOS which is more of floopy size then u can take it in a pendrive also and if u dont know that BIOS updation can also be done from window also.

3. if u have no choice like updating from windows with pen drive . than carry it in cd.
and update from window .
if not & if u want to update it from BOOT prompt then write those files in cd making that cd startup disk and make changes in BIOS setup .
a. open BIOS setup and go to boot priority option and make CD as first boot device.

b. save the settings and restart the system.
then when it will BOOT from sc run the .exe file from coomand and BIOS will get updated.
restart system and enjoy.

and 1 more important thing u cannot directly run it from window for that u have to run an application which is given in the motherboard cd or download it from ur motherborad site.

Your bios updates are here, If you are trying to overclock I do not believe that this can be accomplished with this particular board though.



http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?ref=step&st=browse&platform=10021&model=12085&os=10394&type=10079



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The way most companies do it, is go to the companies website and go to help and support and type in update or flash BIOS. The company will ask for your computers model number and type. Then they will let you know what the latest BIOS is and do you want ot update it. You need to find your latest BIOS. the easiest way is to go to CNET.COM and download a smal program called CPUZ. Run it on your computer and it gives you all of your computer information to include BIOS, BIOS Maker, BIOS Version and other things like RAM.. you can also go to the BIOS company web site and flash it from there also..so either way that works best..good luck. please rate this solution.