bios is write protected afuwin?
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Go to your motherboards support page and download their DOS flash utility and flash from a FAT32 USB stick OR fuse a FAT32 stick to flash using the built-in BIOS flash utility if your motherboard has one. And that message can mean that you are trying to flash a BIOS that is NOT compatible with your motherboard.
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Normal situation: Press and hold the F2 button , then click the power button. DO NOT RELEASE the F2 button until the BIOS screen display. You can refer to the video.
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To access the BIOS Setup program, press the DEL> key during the POST when the power is turned on.
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['Step 1: Download the BIOS update. Start by downloading the new BIOS version from the motherboard manufacturer website. ... ', 'Step 2: Transfer Update File to USB Flash Drive. ... ', 'Step 3: Restart PC and Enter BIOS. ... ', 'Step 4: Use USB to flash BIOS. ... ', 'Step 5: Select the BIOS update file. ... ', 'Step 6: System will restart, BIOS is updated.']
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The BIOS will not detect a hard disk if the data cable is damaged or the connection is incorrect. ... Be sure to check your SATA cables are tightly connected to the SATA port connection. The easiest way to test a cable is to replace it with another cable.
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One of the least commonly modified setting in BIOS is the CPU clock setting. This is because modern processors automatically detect the bus and properly clock speeds for the processors. The most commonly modified setting in the BIOS include the boot device and boot order setup.
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Some USB sticks have a mechanical switch on them that puts them into Write Protect mode. This can be a very small slider switch which may have caught on something in your pocket or computer case. If this is the situation, then simply move the switch to the unlocked position and try to copy files again.
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The BIOS setup has also been called the "CMOS setup" or "CMOS RAM," because settings were initially held in a battery-backed CMOS memory circuit. Subsequently, BIOS settings were stored in non-volatile flash memory. this is the type of battery that will power the CMOS when the PC is not plugged in.
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The BIOS can only be accessed when the computer is first booting up. Press the "ESC" button when the "Toshiba" or "Qosmio" splash screen appears on the screen, followed by the "F1" button. The computer will stop the normal boot up procedure and switch to the BIOS settings.
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F2 – The Toshiba BIOS Key To access BIOS on your machine, press the F2 key repeatedly as soon as you switch on your laptop.
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OEM license is tied to the whole system and not only motherboard or disk. ... The problem arises when there were significant changes in hardware, like changing RAM, CPU and Mobo, then Windows will probably not activate automatically, but you still can. Qestion is what is a "different machine".
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According the support of Microsoft, when you encounter the CHKDSK /f volume is write protected issue, you can try another command in CMD: chkdsk / f / r / x. For example, chkdsk F: /f /r /x and press Enter. You can replace F with another drive letter.
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The USB drive is bootable. Your BIOS/UEFI is properly configured to boot from the USB flash drive first. You have the ISO image of Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 8.1. If you have the original Windows installation disc, you can use that instead of the ISO image.
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The traditional BIOS can boot from MBR-style disks, and in some cases (depends on the manufacturer), they can also boot from GPT. However, as per the UEFI specification, the disk should have a GPT partition table. ... Systems that support UEFI require that boot partition must reside on a GPT disk.
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["To protect user's systems from malware attacks, ASUS motherboards implement the Microsoft Secure Boot feature by default. ... ", 'Step 2: Enter the UEFI Ez Mode, then press F7 to enter Advanced Mode.', 'Step 3: Enter the Advanced Mode Menu->Boot->Secure Boot.']
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Press [F2] during POST to get into BIOS setup menu. Select the Instant Flash utility under [Tool] menu to execute it. ASRock Instant Flash will automatically detect all devices and only list those BIOS versions which are suitable for your motherboard. Select the suitable BIOS version and click “Yes” to flash the BIOS.
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[' So... Go to BIOS SETUP.', ' SECURITY tab --> Secure Boot --> set SECURE BOOT to [DISABLED]', ' Go to STARTUP tab --> UEFI/Legacy Boot --> set to [BOTH]']