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Charliemc909
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06-26-2020, 03:46 AM
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Did you switch from BIOS to UEFI or adjust the partitions on your hard drives? After switching to UEFI, you needed to convert your Windows partition to UEFI, reboot, and set your BIOS accordingly. To use a USB drive for updating the BIOS, start fresh. Ensure your USB is 32GB or less and format it as fat 32. Then, adhere to the instructions for your motherboard model, version, and Windows release. Once formatted, download the updated BIOS. If the file is compressed, extract it to your USB drive. If the extraction saves it in a folder, keep it there. Finally, transfer the BIOS file to the USB drive’s root directory and proceed with the update.
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Charliemc909
06-26-2020, 03:46 AM #11

Did you switch from BIOS to UEFI or adjust the partitions on your hard drives? After switching to UEFI, you needed to convert your Windows partition to UEFI, reboot, and set your BIOS accordingly. To use a USB drive for updating the BIOS, start fresh. Ensure your USB is 32GB or less and format it as fat 32. Then, adhere to the instructions for your motherboard model, version, and Windows release. Once formatted, download the updated BIOS. If the file is compressed, extract it to your USB drive. If the extraction saves it in a folder, keep it there. Finally, transfer the BIOS file to the USB drive’s root directory and proceed with the update.

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liormori10
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06-26-2020, 09:42 AM
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Thanks to all! The issue was really simple. When updating your bios, it’s crucial to confirm you’re using the correct motherboard model. There can be various versions of the same board with different bios, so double-checking is important. I was attempting the bios for B450M/AC when I actually needed B450M/AC L2.0.
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liormori10
06-26-2020, 09:42 AM #12

Thanks to all! The issue was really simple. When updating your bios, it’s crucial to confirm you’re using the correct motherboard model. There can be various versions of the same board with different bios, so double-checking is important. I was attempting the bios for B450M/AC when I actually needed B450M/AC L2.0.

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