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Initial Steps To upgrade BIOS

  1. Backup important data.
  2. Record the current BIOS configuration, especially harddisk settings.
  3. Before beginning a flash BIOS upgrade, you must determine where to get your BIOS upgrade.
  4. The first thing you need before you begin the flash upgrade software for your motherboard . An upgrades is not found at AWARD BIOS, AMI BIOS or Phoenix BIOS website.
  5. simply write down the version of your BIOS.
  6. Download the correct BIOS upgrade for your system or motherboard.
  7. Install the BIOS upgrade loader & BIOS image to a floppy disk.
  8. After installation is complete , some upgrades run automatically; other requires that you choose the image from a menu, & prompt you to save your current BIOS image to a floppy disk.
  9. After the updated process starts, it takes about three minutes to re wright the contents of the BIOS chip with the updated information.
  10. Remove the floppy disk & restart the system to use your new BIOS features.

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