No, flashing the bios will not affect anything that you have in windows, unless you make a mistake with the flash and have to reinstall windows.
Make sure you read your manual on the exact method of how to flash your bios,
and only do this if you have problems, you just don't update them for no reason,
this does not make the system run better, there are specific reasons to do this.
You could actually cause problems. Most of the time, the reason you would do this is if you have a new processor that you want to put in and it needs the new version of the BIOS
to run.
Or if this is a fix to a problem that the MFG has found and this is a fix, and you have the same problem.
Its not a cell phone, the BIOS should only be flashed for a reason, just want to make sure you understand this.
A BIOS does not contain a file system or any actual files. Many of the components in a BIOS can be separated into files, such as .BMP for the logos and splash screens, and .ROM files for the firmware for onboard devices.
Downloading BIOS files from the internet for video games is illegal.The only legal way to download BIOS files is to dump it from your own video game console.
try reinstalling your original windows cd, this should reboot it You don't say what mode it was in at the store. You can set boot options in the bios. Check the help files to learn how. Good luck.
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My computer's BIOS was made by American Megatrends, one of the main producers of BIOS systems for personal computers. I think that almost all of my PCs have used their BIOS.
bios
Ntbootdd.sys
Computer viruses mostly affect the operating system. I havent heard of any instance where virus affected BIOS settings. Although there are chances.
A Bios password is used to stop someone who does not know the password from making changes to the bios settings such as the boot order, a bios password can also be used as a stronger method than a windows password to keep unauthorized people from getting in to your files and whatever.
look up the bios on google look for scph1001 and put it in the bios folder in the emulators folder
No such restrictions. You can extract it in any available free space.
BIOS boot sequence option.