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by ann777
Most bios's blow (if they are going to blow at all), when a bios upgrade is installed. If the upgrade was not specifically designed for that version of the bios, or if the upgrade is interrupted, then it may ruin the bios.
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by thechas
The BIOS is a computer program stored in non-volitale memory on the motherboard.
There are several ways to "damage" the BIOS on the motherboard.
A BIOS virus.
Flashing the BIOS with the wrong code.
ESD (static) damage to the BIOS IC.
The first thing your friend should do, is to try re-setting the CMOS memory. This usually involves setting a jumper, powering up the PC, shuting down, and re-setting the jumper.
Most motherboard manufactures recommend re-setting the CMOS memory after flashing the BIOS.
This is also a simple way to correct mistakes made when adjusting the BIOS settings.
Chas
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