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In reading back, I didnt give alot of information as to what EXACTLY my problem is.īasically Im upgrading from an EIDE which I plan to use as my storage drive to an SATA WD Raptor. I greatly appreciate this, and this problem has been causing me a ton of headaches. If anyone can point out what those settings do and what I should set them to, please help me. I used DIAGNOSTIC with SYnamentc and it said my hardware all good so I got a feeling its a bios issue since all my settings got reset. I could turn my monitor off leave my computer on for 5 hours, I turn it back on signal is lost. I was curious if anyone could point out why I could be having these reboot/ monitor going out problems, they only started recently, my monitor goes out if im browsing or sometimes just idle. P4 3.0 GHZ 800 FSB with H/T ( NO PRESCOTT) REPOST VIDEO ON S3 RESUME: ENABLE OR DISABLE SUSPEND MODE: AUTO or S1 (POS) ONLY or S3 ONLY Your advice is greatly needed as I try to trouble shoot these problems.ĪLLOCATE IRQ TO PCI VGA: ENABLE OR DISABLE I got a couple things in my bios that I don't know what they do and what I should set them to. So now when I am on my computer it could be 30 minutes or a few hours my monitor says NO SIGNAL and goes black and I gotta reboot my computer. But this time I forgot it reset all my settings. See the following websites for tips on creating bootable USB devices:įor more information, search the web for How to create bootable USB drives.Ok recently I upgrade my bios with the latest update version as usual. We are unable to help with creating bootable devices. Review the documentation provided by the manufacturer of your USB device for instructions on how to create a bootable USB device. Remove the USB device and restart the computer.ĭon't turn off or reset the computer during the flash process.Ĭreating a USB flash device as a bootable drive isn't as simple as creating bootable floppy disks.

Wait until the flash update process is complete.

At the DOS prompt, type AFUDOS XX.ROM (where XX.ROM is the.Insert the USB device into a USB port and turn on the computer.

Copy the following files to the USB flash drive: AFUDOS.EXE and the XX.ROM file (where XX.ROM is the.

This program is included on the driver disk (in the \Utility folder).įollow the steps below to update the BIOS: The program AFUDOS.EXE is used to update the BIOS version on the following boards: The following BIOS update instructions will remain available for historical purposes. All BIOS updates for Intel® Desktop Boards were removed from Download Center on November 22, 2019.