nab wrote:
Download old previous bios (stable on)
Put the bios inside the Winflash folder to be sure.
Run Winflash with /nodate command (launch cmd, cd to your winflash folder, run the command Winflash.exe /nodate or Winflash /nodate)
You should be able to downgrade your bios without any problem.
Thank you for the advice, but I rarely use the command prompt, so I am not sure how to use the "cd" command. I think I'll try to just run WinFlash like normal first and see if that works.
🙂diogogmaio wrote:
I also noticed this problem in BIOS 211.
Are they more people with this issue?
Maybe I will try to roll back also to check the fans.
Hmmm, try to do it and if it solves your issue.
Interesting to hear that I am not the only one experiencing this issue! I'm not sure whether I should feel happy that others are experiencing it or if I should feel sad that the issue may be more widespread than I assumed. Either way, thanks for letting me know that you are also noticing it!
nab wrote:
Not sure who add a negative reputation linked to my intervention
on this thread and tell that I spam in reputation comment.
Definitely not me, I value your advice!
🙂ROG_HARDCORE wrote:
I'm still waiting for the responds, and updates from the asus.
I am honestly not sure if we can expect ASUS to respond. Except for Apple, which actually has its own Genius Bar in Apple Stores for helping users, I don't know any technology company that actually sets up ways to directly help users with their issues. It's unfortunate and I wish tech companies would spend more resources on support, but I think you're going to have to count on the Internet for help, and maybe a future BIOS update will fix both of our issues!
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