Problem updating bios MSI RS480M

I download the official update from msi page
But i,m have a problem,but I have a problem, look at this pictures
LOG:
ROM file NAME: A7145AMS.150
ROM SIZE: 00080000H
Chipset Vendor: Unknown Chipset
-ERROR- Chipset not supported

Nothing is to be seen. Check here to see how to add pics: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=90789.0

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Problem updating bios

Here is a question related for bios. I have a ms6534 mother board which current has 1.1 version of bios on it. In order for my prosscessor to work i need to put on 1.4 verison of bios on it. I manage to get into the program to update bios and save the old bios. But when a go load the new version into it, it start to over write bios, it comes up with an error that is "Flash ROM erasing error". I have no clue what this means. came someone because ecplain what i should do to update the bios. Thank you!

you sure award bios...
Award and AMI both are different bios and are using a different flash utility...
you are luck that your board still 'alive'...
you confirm the board model number is ms6534...
if yes, think you better contact your msi local distributor for help...

Problems updating BIOS on P965-platinum

Well, using LiveUpdate to find the newest BIOS seems like the most reasonable course of action for a guy who does not posess a floppy-drive... So when I use it, I want it to work!...
Now, it finds the newest BIOS, downloads it as well as the flash tool, and then I press the button to start flashing... Then it only gives me an "error loading driver... Press any key" message... WTH??
Does anybody here have any ideas how I flash the BIOS, I'm sure as hell not using a floppy
Best Regards

yes, I never did it myself but I have read about it.
You need a tool like this here:
http://217.110.237.67/Notnagel/USB/Tool%20zum%20USB-Stick%20formatieren.exe
with it you can format your USB stick as a DOS start up disk
Then copy the BIOS file and a flash programm onto the stick, set your current BIOS to boot from USB and you're set.
I've heard people talking about problems using LiveUpdate (but then others used it with no problems).
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=14909.0

Satellite A210 - Over heating and problem updating BIOS

My aunt was having problems with her A210 so she bought herself a new one and gave me the old one. The problems she was having was the computer kept randomly shutting down. I think it is an overheating problem because the laptop runs pretty hot. The BIOS has never been updated so I was thinking that might help with this problem. Anyways, when I tried to update the BIOS this error message came up.
Cannot load driver C:\Users\Dan\Desktop\MK10AWF\PHLASHNT.SYS.
Please check your accounts, if you have no administrator privilege, please login again!
Access is denied.
Error code: 5
I am the only user on the computer and I have administrator priveleges so I'm not sure why this error is coming up. Please help. Thanks

> Has anyone else experienced overheating problems with the A210? Any solutions?
Hi mate
Im an Satellite A210 owner and to be honest an higher internal temperature could happen if the notebook would not get enough air in order to cool the internal parts like CPU and GPU.
Some weeks ago I used the notebook lying on the couch I didnt notice that the cooling ventilators which are placed at the bottom of the unit were clogged because of my relax position if you know what I mean ;)
After a short time of usage, the notebook shut down automatically I was a little bit surprised but I realized that the air could not circulate and therefore the notebook overheated
Now, Im using the unit only on the desk. This is recommended and it helps to keep the temperature on lower level
PS: My BIOS is up to date...

Problem updating BIOS- Protege A600

I am in the process of updating my BIOS settings on my laptop (which I was prompted to do by Toshiba's hardware updating service).
I followed all of the instructions provided by the program as it extracted and ran the update. However, the computer began the process of restarting, but has been "logging off" windows (Vista Business) for about an hour now. I'm not sure how to stop the process without causing serious damage to my BIOS, but this doesn't seem normal.
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Hi wilreb...
I think the user henharas make some bad experience with BIOS updates.
I have updated the BIOS many times and never had any problems...
I assume you are speaking about Tempro software... this software notifies you about new updates on the Toshiba page. It's not a recommendation for a update but just simply a alert that new updates has been released...
If your notebook is running properly then the BIOS update is not really necessary...
You should follow this advice; never change a running system ;)
Anyway, after the BIOS update should not take too long and if it has finished, you should see the new version in BIOS settings...
Check it...

Problem updating bios on X200

Hi, I have an X200 with Windows 7 64bit. It has an old bios on it. I need the newest version installed so I can take advantage of the battery life updates. I downloaded the manual updater and when I run it and choose Update ThinkPad BIOS it says Driver Loading Failed. The Utility cannot proceed. I tried the bootable cd option but I don't have a cd rom drive for the computer. I tried mounting the image onto a usb stick but none of the programs I tried work. There is another program included in the manual package called winphlash that looks like you can manually update it but it's kind of sketchy to do without exact instructions for it. Please help, thanks.

This does not sound good. A BIOS update is usually completed within 5 minutes.
Is this the download you used from your model's driver/software page?
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-102190-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
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Updating bios problems k7n2-L bio= 3.0

I have a k7n2-L board, bios 3.0
how do i find bios write protection? wehre is it i kant find it - im having problems updating bios.
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With my older kt266a chipset and a 1700+ cpu, I had the regular cpu temp higher than case temp.
But then I applied a patch that enabled the use of the CPU HALT command. This effectively stopped the cpu completely when it wasn't doing anything. The temps at 100% load did NOT change, but the temps at idle were dramastically different.
Considering the effectiveness of todays heat sinks, it is not unbelievable for a cpu temp to be lower than a case temp, as long as the cpu temp is above ambient. In my case, I have 2 7200 rpm hard drives, which have 2 80mm fans blowing on them. There is also an nvidia gf4 4200 which puts off a good deal of heat. If the mobo temp sensor is located in such an area that it picks up the heat from those items, and the cpu get's airflow that has not been heated by those items, then I can see how there would be a large difference in temperature from mobo to cpu at idle.
at load, the cpu should be above mobo temps if you use a regular case and air cooling method.

Got a problem with BIOS in my board MSI 785GM-E51

i have a MSI 785GM-E51 board,i got a problem with the graphic card bus interface,it still run in 8x not in 16x
i try to disable a onboard graphic on BIOS,but i not find it.
and last i try to update BIOS to v2.4 n' not work too.
this a example;

Quote from: Bas on 08-March-10, 21:21:36
You do not need to disable the onboard.
As for the plug-in card, there is nothing in the BIOS to make it work 8x or 16x.
Make sure your card is seated correctly, else it will work but at lower number of lanes.
What program is telling you it's 8x?
GPU-Z

Z68A-GD65 (G3) Memory problems after BIOS update

Good day, i'm russian, so sorry for my english.
Friend of mine had MSi Z68A-GD65 (G3), i5-2500K, memory pair 2*2GB with bios 22.8 (latest version with no red letters about ME8 and IvyBridge).
He decided to upgrade the processor to IvyBrydge and updated bios with new ME8. Then the computer went into a state of continue restarting every 3 seconds. After replacing the CPU to the new Ivy - computer works good, the impression is that the computer does not understand Sandy now and switched toIvy. But it has seen only one of memory pair. My friend just bought a new motherboard. Now he has no problems. I took his MB and SandyBridge CPU.
Flashing the bios to the old version by M-Flash - it does not see the BIOS file, although it is there (in the root, FAT, 2G). Flashed it under dos with AFUDE238 with a key -x, it said about mismatched ROM ID. After the old BIOS flashing (with an Ivy) computer went three-second reset mode. CPU changed to Sandy i5-2500K - now works good. By the way, now M-Flash see the firmware on a flash drive - I flashed it again from the M-Flash, just in case, reset the settings.
What is the problem: if I set the memory into the slot 3 or 4, the computer goes into a three-second reboot, it does not matter is the memory in the first two slots or no. If this memory is inserted in the first two slots - all ok. So I work now - in the first two slots with no dual-channel mode.
The feeling is that the problem appeared after first flashing to Ivy and remained after flashing back to Sandy.
Question 1: What to do to get working the memory slots?
Question 2: Is BIOS 22.8 - the latest which I will have with Sandy? (There is a problem now when the computer starts - 1 times out of 10 will not boot - reset is helping, and the BIOS at starting not very fast).
There are posts about people with the same MB and the CPU and the new BIOS (25.2) that supports Ivy. I'm confused. It means I can use the new firmware from SandyBridge. But there are many posts about problems with new firmware. Where is the true?
Just checked BIOS version - P.1 (25.1) 2012-04-16 - by the way with Ivy support. But I flashed with 22.8, I'm sure. ME version in BIOS isn't shown, but while booting - ME 7.0
What does it mean? Can it be repaired? What should I do?

Thanks to all. My system is working fine now.
What it was. I flashed BIOS with tool from this forum. Bios flashed good, but problem still was here. Then I flashed to the first bios version from support site. And again flashed ok but memory still not working in slots 3 and 4. Then I decided to flash back to last flash with Sandy support 22.8 (or 23.8). Then I flashed to the last bios at all - 25.4. Flashed it from dos - this was pretty long. It rebooted 3 times (ME updated too). I still don't know - what it was with first flashing to Ivy. Now it's ok.
So I decided the problem is bent pin. With magniglass and needle I've found some uncertain pins (these were not BENT, but slightly bent) and touched these with my needle. And that was the answer. Now all works fine. Thank you all.
On the russian msi forum no one answered and helped me at all.

MSI H61M-P23 (B3) Successfuly updated bios won't start the pc.

Hey guys,
I have a major issue now. I accidentally started updating bios on my motherboard, but after tackling some major problems regarding the usb format and missing files, I have managed to get it updated successfully. Now I have another problem where my PC just won't start. I won't even give me a beep. Basically what happens is that it starts working for a second. The fans spin, and my keyboard and USB LEDs flash for a second and then it does that over and over again without even starting up.
What do I do?

Try clearing cmos (>>Clear CMOS Guide<<) else the board is bricked as the update failed. You can either have it flashed with an SPI flash programming device by a pc-shop or MSI (not for free of course), replace the board or rma it if still under warranty (what is most likely not the case).

BIOS update for MSI P45D3 Platinum 64bit

Can't find BIOS update for MSI P45D3 Platinum that support my 64bit xp.
Is it possible to find?
- Kristoffer

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Don't update BIOS unless absolutely needed for some other problem.

P4N Diamond SATA Problem after Bios Update HELP!

I updated the bios correctly & now my SATA harddrive won't recognize.I put the drive in another pc (with the exact same setup..a p4n diamond etc) and it works no problem.The bios settings are set exactly as they were before the flash as i wrote them down!.
I have noticed there is an extra setting added in the bios ,something in the cell menu named CPU ratio unlock.
I have also noticed that my other pc (the working one) will no longer connect to the net if my network cable is plugged in my router from the pc with the bios update.As soon as i unplug the cable it connects.
I got the latest bios for the board is there something different in the bios from previously i need to do?
Like i says the bios settings i have put exactly the same as they were before the update.My windows (on the SATA drive) booted fine before the update and now it won't.
I updated the bios correctly and cleared cmos afterwards.Everything i should have done i am guessing i done.
Can somebody please help me on this.
Thanks
Decided to reflash the bios to version 1.4
Now the harddrive is recognised but windows will not boot (blue screen before it boots with the usual to prevent damage to your computer etc etc)
I am now formatting the harddrive & reinstalling windows.It seems MSI have issues with bios updates for this board which they should maybe bring out a new bios fixing this problem as it sure is a problem.

RE flashing the bios.I did this to try and fix a problem with windows not turning off when shutting down.I pc does the other does not & both have the same board and now the same version bios & also a freshly installed windows.I noticed power options in windows are not the same.How can this be.The boards are the same.
Anyway here are the specs of pc1 & pc2:-
pc1 (the working fine pc):-
P4N diamond bios ver 1.40
P4 SKT 775 Prescott 3.6ghz
2gb kingston ddr2 (dual channel)
1x 200gb maxtor IDE hd
2x 160gb maxtor SATA hd
Ati Radeon x600 gfx
pc2
P4N diamond bios ver 1.40
P4 SKT 775 Prescott 3.4ghz
512mb crucial ddr2 (1 stick single channel)
1x SATA2 16mb cache hd
nvidia quadro gfx
As you can see,not much difference between the 2.

MSI GTX560 Ti Hawk - how to update bios?

I can' install Live Update v5 to my Win 7 64 bit PC - does anyone know if that's a problem - there's an error at the end of the install.
How can i update my MSI GTX560 Ti Hawk bios?

Quote from: kot0005 on 04-November-11, 13:19:40
Bios: http://www.mediafire.com/?12mupn50trj4m4n
Yes
Quote from: tovalb on 04-November-11, 22:34:53
can you please check mine as well ?
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frorz II/OC
S/N: 602-V238-16SB1101161349
bios: 70.24.0A.00.00
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Is my VBIOS up to date?
Tovalb
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Acrobat X problem updating.
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MSI Error message: Ugyldigt drev: K:\
ERROR: Third party payload installer AcroPro.msi failed with exit code: 1603
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Hi Patricia ,
For error 2203 ,please refer to the following link.
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-2203-install-creative-suite.html
For error 1603 ,refer to this link.
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-1603-install-cs3-cs4.html
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600 and 600e modem problem, and BIOS update

I hope I can find the answers to my 600 and 600e problems here. I've looked over the whole community and can't find the answer to my problems.
BIOS Problem: For some reason I can't update the bios on either machine. I am upgrading from 98 to 2000. I believe I need spsdib54 as a BIOS update. I find IBM laptops rather difficult to update. I have worked on a few computers in my day, but never IBM until now, and the learning curve is hell. I have a floppy drive but can't get the laptop to allow the spsdib54 file to open. I get a remove media message and then hit any key to continue. I'm lost here.and theIBM instructions are no help
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Thomasrwahl wrote:
I hope I can find the answers to my 600 and 600e problems here. I've looked over the whole community and can't find the answer to my problems.
BIOS Problem: For some reason I can't update the bios on either machine. I am upgrading from 98 to 2000. I believe I need spsdib54 as a BIOS update. I find IBM laptops rather difficult to update. I have worked on a few computers in my day, but never IBM until now, and the learning curve is hell. I have a floppy drive but can't get the laptop to allow the spsdib54 file to open. I get a remove media message and then hit any key to continue. I'm lost here.and theIBM instructions are no help
I. Create a System Program Service Diskette:
Download spsdib54.exe (TP 600E: spsdih47.exe or spsdin36.exe - find out here) to your desktop.
Insert a high density floppy disk into the diskette drive.
Double-click the downloaded exe and follow the instructions on the screen.
II. Follow the "Installation Instructions" in spsdib54.txt to update the BIOS:
Installation Instructions
Notes: - You need an AC adapter and a charged battery pack to update
              the system program.
          - If your computer is attached to any kinds of Docking station
             or port replicator, turn off the computer and detach it
            before proceeding.
            - Make sure the SPSD diskette is write protected.
1. Print these instructions or display on another computer.
2. Firmly connect the AC adapter to the computer.
3. Insert the System Program Service Diskette into the diskette drive
    and turn on the computer.
4. Select Read this first from the menu and carefully read the
    information that appears.
5. Press the Esc key to return to the menu.
6. Select Update system program and follow the instruction on
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    Warning: Do not turn off or suspend the computer until the update
                   has been completed. IF YOU TURN OFF OR SUSPEND THE
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After the update has been completed, do the following to make the
changes effective.
7. Make sure the System Program Service Diskette is removed from
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8. Press and hold the F1 key, then turn on the computer. Hold the F1
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9. If a password prompt appears, type the correct password.
10. Select Config, then select Initialize.
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12. Turn off the computer, press and hold the F1 key, then turn on
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13. Select Test, then select Start to run all the basic tests.
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14. Verify that OK appears for all of the devices tested.
15. Press the Esc key to exit Test and turn off the computer.

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