990XA GD55 Bios update Failed

Hi, i have a MSI 990XA GD55 and recently i've tried to update my BIOS from versión E7640vN1 to E7640vN2 and now my motherboard doesn't work.
I just downloaded the E7640vN2 bios versión from MSI web site and run on Windows 8 as shown in BIOS flash SOP and the process in Windows finished ok, then the MB reboot and i´ve faced with a black screen.
I have no idea was wrong with it.
What can i do? Can i recovery my bios? Help please !!!!

Figure 1: Error message
The error displays when ...
the update requires certain hardware or software that is not installed on your computer (examples: keyboard replaced with a non-HP keyboard or Microsoft .NET software is not installed),
the computer does not meet a certain minimum hardware or software requirement (examples: 4 GB minimum memory, 200 MB free disk space, or .NET version 2.0 required and 1.0 is installed) .
Usually, this error indicates the update is not needed for your computer and it should not be installed.

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The error displays when ...
the update requires certain hardware or software that is not installed on your computer (examples: keyboard replaced with a non-HP keyboard or Microsoft .NET software is not installed),
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What can I do to check that my BIOS from 25 January 2013 is the current version? More importantly prevent future BSOD appearing. I have plenty of memory, so rather intrigued. Ran Norton and Microsoft Security and no viruses etc.
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Hi,
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Quote from: flobelix on 05-February-14, 02:20:59
The bios chips is soldered not in a socket. The chance to get the old one out and the new one in is very slim if you are not really good at electronics and have proper tools for those minature dimensions. Besides a bios chip is of no use if you can't flash it. If the chip is not preflashed the chip wouldn't be of more use than the current one. Still you'd need an SPI flash programming device. As the chip is already at 20 bucks and of no use it is more useful to save some more for a new board. Also you could contact MSI as they are offering to flash boards for a reasonable price in many markets. >>How to contact MSI.<<
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A friend of me told me NOT to use the Windows-Flash tool cause he killed two borads with it.
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aminvali wrote:
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Why did my bios update failed to install

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HP Pavillion Notebook DV7 4182NR
Product # XG843UA running Windows 7 Home premium
Bios update download failed (and installed failed)
Many updates suggested in last 2 months or so also failed when looking at history.
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manually to a folder, close all running applications (browser, etc..) and then install it by double clicking on it and following the instructions..
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