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Just unzip to a flash drive open bios and use the EZflash utility right?
You can flash it from the BIOS, but yes you'll want to unzip it to a flash drive.
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Just unzip to a flash drive open bios and use the EZflash utility right?
You can flash it from the BIOS, but yes you'll want to unzip it to a flash drive.
Ok so far so good, thank you for all your help ATM.
Only time will tell now. time to start DL programs =/ and OC it to ruin it more lol
Yeap you can flash from the desktop these days.
Also download ccleaner and purge all the residual junk from the registry.
Defrag after.
Also I leave the os idle overnight so it can pick up on idle tasks and organise itself.
Bios update would be a good plan before you next reinstall.
(I had one build do this same scenario to me a few years back but I cant recall the exacts... I do know I didnt have to do anything other than seat drivers and updates properly...)
Its a bug hunt and not a stand up fight
Yeap you can flash from the desktop these days.
Also download ccleaner and purge all the residual junk from the registry.
Defrag after.
Also I leave the os idle overnight so it can pick up on idle tasks and organise itself.
Bios update would be a good plan before you next reinstall.
(I had one build do this same scenario to me a few years back but I cant recall the exacts... I do know I didnt have to do anything other than seat drivers and updates properly...)
Its a bug hunt and not a stand up fight
Download ccleaner and see how much junk there is left in the registry.
I've always used it to trim off the fat.
Is legacy support enabled in bios and use a usb2 port.
Seems a few folk have had this problem
The flash drive needs to be formatted in FAT32