I originally sent this e-mail to ASUS but they gave me a reply 'Downgrade to XP'. I'm not retyping this is what I said:
I am having troubles updating
my BIOS. The software provided does not work to be done via Windows "No ASUS
motherboard", I tried using AFUDOS I get a size mismatch (not sure exact error). When
I use EZ-Flash I also get a BIOS size mismatch even though I'm using the right BIOS.
I burned it to a disk (using Vista's burning software). The ROM size is 1.00MB exactly. I
do not have a floppy drive. I am having issues getting a printer to work because of my
old BIOS version. I also need better support on my 8800.
This is ASUS's reply:
"Hello,
This socket series 939 does not support Vista OS's. For proper operation you will need to install XP.
Best Regards,
Rob
Lead Support Technician
Phone: (812)-282-ASUS
RMA: 510-739-3777 opt. 2
ASUSTeK Computer
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support-
http://livesupport.asus.com"
Even though I stated I could not update the bios with their DOS utility or their "ez-flash" utility they told me to downgrade Vista. Yea, DOS has a lot to do with Vista
So what are your guys suggestions?
I am having troubles updating
my BIOS. The software provided does not work to be done via Windows "No ASUS
motherboard", I tried using AFUDOS I get a size mismatch (not sure exact error). When
I use EZ-Flash I also get a BIOS size mismatch even though I'm using the right BIOS.
I burned it to a disk (using Vista's burning software). The ROM size is 1.00MB exactly. I
do not have a floppy drive. I am having issues getting a printer to work because of my
old BIOS version. I also need better support on my 8800.
This is ASUS's reply:
"Hello,
This socket series 939 does not support Vista OS's. For proper operation you will need to install XP.
Best Regards,
Rob
Lead Support Technician
Phone: (812)-282-ASUS
RMA: 510-739-3777 opt. 2
ASUSTeK Computer
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support-
http://livesupport.asus.com"
Even though I stated I could not update the bios with their DOS utility or their "ez-flash" utility they told me to downgrade Vista. Yea, DOS has a lot to do with Vista
So what are your guys suggestions?