How to Repair Corrupted BIOS
- Take the non-working bios chip out of its motherboard and set it aside to keep it safe.
- 2Take the working bios chip out of the working motherboard and insert it into the other motherboard, but do not press it all the way into its socket. Only place the chip so that its connectors are touching the sockets contacts firmly.
- 3Attempt to boot the motherboard with its temporarily installed bios chip. You must get the system booted to a floppy disk which contains the correct bios and installer for the broken motherboard. Do not flash the working bios chip.
- 4Gently use a chip puller or pair of small screwdrivers to remove the working bios chip from its socket. Be careful not to touch anything metal with the tools, as you must leave the system running for this. Set the working bios chip aside.
- 5Insert the corrupted bios chip firmly into the slot in the running motherboard. Again, be careful not to touch anything metal.
- 6Flash the corrupted bios following the instructions in How to Update Your Computer's BIOS.
- 7Cross your fingers and reboot.
- 8If it worked, reinstall the working bios chip back in its motherboard.
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Monday, 2 September 2013
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