wrong bios update

the back up bios uses the same bin file.this is f... up.

"sig666" <sig666_lahnospam.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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 > Antonis Tzitzimpasis wrote:
  > > i own a 8pe667ultra matherboard.i updated the bios with the bin file of
  > > 8pe667pro.
  > > now i cannot update tha mobo with th correct file.it gives me the
message
  > > that the sizeof the bin file is not correct.
  > > how can i update my mobo with the correct bios ?is it reversable?or must
i
  > > search for a new mobo?
  > >
  > >
  > >
  > >
 > Copy the backup BIOS (Gigabyte has 2 BIOS) to the main BIOS then try
again.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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"Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi RemoveThis @interchem.gr> wrote in message news:<c0782m$bv9$1@newsmaster.public.dc.hol.net>...
 > i own a 8pe667ultra matherboard.i updated the bios with the bin file of
 > 8pe667pro.
 > now i cannot update tha mobo with th correct file.it gives me the message
 > that the sizeof the bin file is not correct.
 > how can i update my mobo with the correct bios ?is it reversable?or must i
 > search for a new mobo?
if you havent update the backup bios with this wrong bios, then you
should be able to copy the backup bios to the original bios, without
the use of any file. This is an option after you press del and enter
bios(you have to boot with the backup bios first, see you mobo manual
for any jumber that force the backup bios), then update bios(F10 i
think, depends on the mobo) and there you have it.
But if you somehow copy the wrong bios to the backup bios also, then
your only hope is to remove at least one of the eeprom chips, buy an
eeprom programmer(hard to find in greece) and use this programmer with
another healthy pc to reprogram the eeprom chips of your mobo.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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problem sholved with the use of flash860 and the original bios file.
startup disk---->a:\flash860 8pe667u.f3


"Dimitris" <p92012.DeleteThis@rainbow.cs.unipi.gr> wrote in message
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 > "Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi.DeleteThis@interchem.gr> wrote in message
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  > > i own a 8pe667ultra matherboard.i updated the bios with the bin file of
  > > 8pe667pro.
  > > now i cannot update tha mobo with th correct file.it gives me the
message
  > > that the sizeof the bin file is not correct.
  > > how can i update my mobo with the correct bios ?is it reversable?or must
i
  > > search for a new mobo?
 > if you havent update the backup bios with this wrong bios, then you
 > should be able to copy the backup bios to the original bios, without
 > the use of any file. This is an option after you press del and enter
 > bios(you have to boot with the backup bios first, see you mobo manual
 > for any jumber that force the backup bios), then update bios(F10 i
 > think, depends on the mobo) and there you have it.
 > But if you somehow copy the wrong bios to the backup bios also, then
 > your only hope is to remove at least one of the eeprom chips, buy an
 > eeprom programmer(hard to find in greece) and use this programmer with
 > another healthy pc to reprogram the eeprom chips of your mobo.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: wrong bios update 

"Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi RemoveThis @interchem.gr> wrote in message news:<c0fi8b$kca$1@newsmaster.public.dc.hol.net>...
 > problem sholved with the use of flash860 and the original bios file.
 > startup disk---->a:\flash860 8pe667u.f3
 >
 >
 > "Dimitris" <p92012 RemoveThis @rainbow.cs.unipi.gr> wrote in message
 > news:af44b7e.0402112257.13a73792@posting.google.com...
  > > "Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi RemoveThis @interchem.gr> wrote in message
 > news:<c0782m$bv9$1@newsmaster.public.dc.hol.net>...
   > > > i own a 8pe667ultra matherboard.i updated the bios with the bin file of
   > > > 8pe667pro.
   > > > now i cannot update tha mobo with th correct file.it gives me the
 > message
   > > > that the sizeof the bin file is not correct.
   > > > how can i update my mobo with the correct bios ?is it reversable?or must
 > i
   > > > search for a new mobo?
  > > if you havent update the backup bios with this wrong bios, then you
  > > should be able to copy the backup bios to the original bios, without
  > > the use of any file. This is an option after you press del and enter
  > > bios(you have to boot with the backup bios first, see you mobo manual
  > > for any jumber that force the backup bios), then update bios(F10 i
  > > think, depends on the mobo) and there you have it.
  > > But if you somehow copy the wrong bios to the backup bios also, then
  > > your only hope is to remove at least one of the eeprom chips, buy an
  > > eeprom programmer(hard to find in greece) and use this programmer with
  > > another healthy pc to reprogram the eeprom chips of your mobo.
You were able to boot from a: with the backup bios or with the wrong bios?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: wrong bios update 

i updated with the correct bios file.

"Dimitris" <p92012 DeleteThis @rainbow.cs.unipi.gr> wrote in message
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 > "Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi DeleteThis @interchem.gr> wrote in message
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  > > problem sholved with the use of flash860 and the original bios file.
  > > startup disk---->a:\flash860 8pe667u.f3
  > >
  > >
  > > "Dimitris" <p92012 DeleteThis @rainbow.cs.unipi.gr> wrote in message
  > > news:af44b7e.0402112257.13a73792@posting.google.com...
   > > > "Antonis Tzitzimpasis" <antonis_tzi DeleteThis @interchem.gr> wrote in message
  > > news:<c0782m$bv9$1@newsmaster.public.dc.hol.net>...
   > > > > i own a 8pe667ultra matherboard.i updated the bios with the bin file
of
   > > > > 8pe667pro.
   > > > > now i cannot update tha mobo with th correct file.it gives me the
  > > message
   > > > > that the sizeof the bin file is not correct.
   > > > > how can i update my mobo with the correct bios ?is it reversable?or
must
  > > i
   > > > > search for a new mobo?
   > > > if you havent update the backup bios with this wrong bios, then you
   > > > should be able to copy the backup bios to the original bios, without
   > > > the use of any file. This is an option after you press del and enter
   > > > bios(you have to boot with the backup bios first, see you mobo manual
   > > > for any jumber that force the backup bios), then update bios(F10 i
   > > > think, depends on the mobo) and there you have it.
   > > > But if you somehow copy the wrong bios to the backup bios also, then
   > > > your only hope is to remove at least one of the eeprom chips, buy an
   > > > eeprom programmer(hard to find in greece) and use this programmer with
   > > > another healthy pc to reprogram the eeprom chips of your mobo.
 > You were able to boot from a: with the backup bios or with the wrong bios?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: wrong bios update