Afudos 229es Download Jun 24, 2008 Vendor: ASUS / OEM System builders / New stock firmware By using AFUDOS v.2.19 you can update your BIOS to a newest one by selecting the older version you prefer. Using AFUDOS v.2.37 you can flash the wrong BIOS version that uninstalled. How to install AFUDOS utility 1. Download the newest version (not found here ) of AFUDOS Utility by any stable internet website 2. After downloading open in notepad (press [CTRL] + [N] at the same time) the "update.txt" file and copy it. 3. Open with Windows Vista / XP / 7 the folder you installed the software 4. Paste the copied file and save it (located in C: / Programs / ASUS - OEM System builders / ASUS support) See more at: Mar 9, 2016 FEATURES EZ Flash : This function allows to flash the motherboard BIOS easily to select the latest BIOS version. FLASHW RECOVERY : this function helps to flash the wrong BIOS version. System Configuration Utility : This function helps you to auto detect your motherboard system and check the model number of motherboard MOTHERBOARD PARAMETERS : for each detected motherboard model you can config your motherboard parameters. Main BIOS F4 : this function can help you to boot in legacy mode. (is no longer available after kernel update 2.6.32) CABLE ADAPTER : can help to manage all external connectors 1. Download the ASUS BIOS Flashing Utility v.3.03 and AFUDOS Utility v.2.19 full version from ASUS official site below links: 2. After downloading open in notepad (press [CTRL] + [N] at the same time) the "update.txt" file and copy it. 3. Open with Windows Vista / XP / 7 the folder you installed the software 4. Paste the copied file and save it (located in C: / Programs / ASUS - OEM System builders / ASUS support) If you have a different version of AFUDOS utility and the update.txt is different from update.txt, then this method Feb 15, 2016 My motherboard is: ASUS M4A785TD-VM R2.4 V2.0 . . It supports all versions below 12.17 while AFUDOS downloads are only. Download "AFUDOS 2.36" for MSI A75-AM2R motherboard. A: The release you linked from Amazon is not compatible with your motherboard. You've got an R2.4 V2.0. The motherboard manufacturer has explicitly disabled this security feature in the motherboard, and so you will have to flash the bios yourself. Q: Atom editor: Can I disable "recent used" tab? I'm using atom and I want to have a functionality where "recent used" tab is hidden when opening a file in Atom. Does anyone know how to do that? A: The "recently used" tab has to be enabled by default. According to the docs on atom-cli you can start the editor in a text editor environment by doing: atom -r -e text/plain -e This will start the editor in the text editor environment. The following command will hide the "recently used" tab: atom --no-recently-used Current sub-micron technologies can be used to integrate a large number of devices on a single substrate. One of the most challenging aspects of using this approach is the development of an interface that allows the devices to communicate with one another. Typically, a multi-chip module (MCM) includes a substrate that houses or provides electrical interconnections for a multiplicity of semiconductor devices (e.g. silicon chips) that are placed in a side by side arrangement, such as, for example, in a line and column configuration. The semiconductor devices may be connected to the substrate using any of a number of different techniques. For example, the semiconductor devices may be wire bonded to conductive traces formed on the top surface of the substrate or to conductive traces formed on the bottom surface of the substrate. The wire bonds may be made using any conventional wire bonding method such as, for example, a wire bonder. Typically, semiconductor devices are packaged with a number of leads on the bottom of the package. The leads are used to electrically connect the packaged devices to external devices, such as a printed circuit board, a card, a module, or another device. In order to connect the packaged 570a42141b
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