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How to Update your BIOS  All latest Motherboards today 486/Pentium/Pentium pro etc ensure that upgrades  are easily obtained by incorporating the system BIOS in a flash memory component.With Flash BIOS, there is no need to replace an EPROM component.Once downloaded the upgrade utility the system BIOS.A hard drive or a network drive can also be used to run the newer upgrade utilities. Steps to update BIOS 1.Create a Bootable Floppy (in DOS) 2.With a non formatted disk type the following command format a:/s 3.If using a formatted disk,type sys a: This procedure makes sure a clean boot when you are flashing the new BIOS 4.Download the BIOS file Download the correct BIOS  file by clicking on the file name of the BIOS file you wish to download Save the BIOS file and the faulty utility file in the boot disk you have created.Unzip the BIOS file and the flash utility download the WINZIP for windows 5.You must have 2 files now Flash BIOS uitlity...

Microsoft releases unofficial service pack for Windows 7 One of the disadvantages to using an older Microsoft operating system is the need to install several hundred megabytes of patches after the initial OS is loaded. In the past, Microsoft ameliorated this problem by releasing several service packs over the life of the OS, but Windows 7 only ever got one service pack, in 2011. As a result, the last four years of updates and patches has to be run manually. Now, that’s changing. Microsoft isn’t calling this new “convenience rollup” Windows 7 SP2, but that’s functionally what it provides. The update will also support slipstream installations, meaning you can roll the software updates into a unified installer and bring a system fully up-to-date at base install. No such update has been announced for Windows 8.1 yet, but Microsoft has also stated that it will begin releasing monthly comprehensive updates for non-security patches. Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 2008 R2 SP1, ...