Need bios w7030nms.914 live update crashed my board

live update crashed my board . I have a k8n neo v2.0 ms-7030 v3.0 the bios chip has w7030nms.900. From what I have read I need w7030nms.914 to flash the board. Ser# 402 6527759895. Any help would be appreciated.

First thank you for your help, downloaded and made the disc booted up and now i get Warning! system is not new AWARD BIOS version! Please updata ROM BIOS first.... then at the bottom it says to input the file name. I put in w7030nms.900 and nothing. What am I doing wrong?

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Originally posted by mike315
Is anyone else having trouble loading MSI's "Live Update", especially "Live Monitor" on the 915P Neo2 Platinum? Every time I load it the entire system collapes in the Blue Screen of Death upon reboot.
I've tried loading Live Update from both the enclosed "Drivers & Utilities" diskette and from the MSI Website where the latest version of Live Update (I guess) is located.
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Note: I did not flash the bios when I installed, which I have now heard is a bad idea, apparently. l:
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