Update BIOS on ALL Supported ASUS Motherboards: Easy BIOS Flashback Method

[@KLEEBZTECH]

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[@billybadass3056]

it wasn't helpful at all I wish the title of this vid wasn't misleading so I didn't have to waste my time watching it

[@KLEEBZTECH]

@@billybadass3056 How is it misleading? Have not had one person say anything such as that.

[@dadudejosh]

@@KLEEBZTECHwhat do you mean by, 4:36 “if your pc is already assembled, don’t power it up”?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

don't boot it up@@dadudejosh

[@jgvtc559]

Not a proper bios​@@KLEEBZTECH I've done this like 7 times It's mbr it's over the required GB capacity It's formatted fat32 It's the latest bios It's my mobos bios It makes 0 sense man I dont understand what tf I'm doing wrong Every time I need to do something like this I always hit a brickwall It's so fucking infuriating 6 times I've prepared reformat tha drive and tried again It doesn't work

[@leomiteplays708]

This is very informational because a lot of videos o ly talk about updating the dang BIOs via inside the ASUS BIOs itself and never works for me that way! Thank you. 👏 👏

[@wilberribeiro7966]

Your video was critical in helping me. Not even the video that asus posted on their channel was able to fix the issue! Thank you so much!

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You're welcome!

[@AwesomeLand123]

I'm trying his method instead of the asus method too. Wish me luck! The only difference is that I extracted the files within the USB. What do you think was different in your case?

[@kbsmithgaming9560]

Awesome clear video for Noob like me! Followed to a "T". Even went to Micro Center and got the Drive you recommended TU!

[@andrewjames705]

Thanks, I don't usually comment, but this guide help with my scenario, I had a new pc build but didnt realize the bios wasn't up to date with my CPU, and that would make my computer turn on, but show no display. I searched up my ASU Z790-F bios version, and then it worked showing my display finally. Short summary: Follow this guide it works!

[@randyx007]

Your background is the same as mine on my Laptop I was watching this on. Freaked me out for a second. Have to love some of the Webbs images! (amateur astrophotographer here)

[@KLEEBZTECH]

😂 They are some great images.

[@nukacolanut6095]

This terrified me! But THANK YOU for the step-by-step...really helped!

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You are welcome.

[@NoahPlaysPaintball]

You sir earned yourself a sub! Keep up the great work!

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Awesome, thank you!

[@tkelong3569]

Thank God I found your video! I tried to boost the memory speed of my DDR5 RAM and messed things up. Couldn’t even get the keyboard to light up. Fortunately I use 2 PCs so I was able to prep the thumb drive and dl the necessary files on the other computer. Plugged the thumb drive in, pressed the button, the mobo and thumber played nicely and I am up and running. Thank you for the very clear and easy to follow instructions. The part where you mentioned if the light stops flashing after only a short time, to try again or use another thumber was keY! That’s exactly what happened initially. Switched to another drive and all is well. Thanks again and take great care!

[@Un4inged]

Mate brilliant, I watched the official asus video then yours because I was still unsure…you nailed it🍻

[@dilybro]

Loved the video! The music reminds me of this game called "High on Life" I was just listening to you vibin

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@RyC2004]

Superb video. Impossible to screw it up. Well done 👍

[@ranxxerox6407]

Extremely helpful video, making a bios update simple. Thank you so much.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You're welcome!

[@ranxxerox6407]

@@KLEEBZTECH All went swimmingly and i even added a windows install. Then turned off the PC (Using windows shut down) slept through night and in the morning when I wanted to install wifi drivers etc, I get no screen - not even Bios and flashing power button - Oh the joys of your first PC build)

[@Cars_N_Tech]

Never thought I’d have bios issues for some reason…this is the second time in a year this video has fixed my problems 💀

[@Cars_N_Tech]

8 months^

[@KLEEBZTECH]

@@Cars_N_Tech glad we could help again. Hopefully the last time you need it.

[@Hosny__]

Thanks you for this video, I did it with 64GB flash driver, so no problem to do this with exFat mine is Z790-E.

[@tesssaint]

Hey i am having problems with the same mobo and my 14700k cuz the bios doesnt update it stops after 3min flashin and get error code 00 what did you do exsctly?

[@GurkenkoenigZ]

Good Video. Also funny how you used a flashlight to See the indicator LEDs better ;)

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Thanks. Actually just me moving in front of the lighting. lol.

[@parasite-b9604]

I want to give you a huge thank you. Like truly huge. I've been having problems with my PC for over three weeks. Games kept crashing, it wouldn't boot, so I had wipe the MB. I couldn't figure out what the problem was. I thought it was my PSU, because it's about 9 years old, but I'm using much newer hardware. Installed that, the problems persisted. I found out it was because I had been setting my RAM frequencies to to 6400hz, which is what they say on the modules. I let my motherboard set them automatically, and it kicked them down to 4800z. This did not make me happy. I downloaded a program for my MB not too long ago, and my BIOS was massively out-of-date. I downloaded the new one, did what it said in the manual to update my bios, and I was met which countless black screen for way too long, for way too many times. I followed the very plain and well described tutorial that you've made, and BAM! Update took about 5 minutes. Since then I've been able to put my RAM back up to 6400hz, and zero problems. So yeah, thank you so, so very much for this. You've fixed several weeks of unbearable PC performance in 6 minutes and 37 seconds. I cannot thank you enough. Liking and subscribing which I have done, is certainly not enough. Thank you.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Thank you and you are very welcome. Glad you got things working because when computers are acting up it can really suck.

[@parasite-b9604]

@@KLEEBZTECH and thank you. Yes, they really, really can. As I said, I've been trying to fix my PC for over three weeks. I see this, and everything is working. Thank you for the help that you put out there for people like me.

[@CageyLeigh]

Since a series 7000 motherboard should support the Ryzen CPU without a BIOS update right off the bat, which method would be preferred for the first BIOS update, performing the update via the BIOS utility or the flashback method? Great video, though. Very helpful.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Well that depends on who you ask. Some will say the flashback method should only be when you can't do it the other way. They feel at seeing more feedback in the Bios utility is better. But my feeling is they are really the same. And from everything that I've read from the manufacturers they mention using the flashback as being the easier way. Really it's a matter of choice. I usually would do it on a new-build with the flashback and just get it out of the way. Of course some say you shouldn't update the BIOS unless you have issues but I always do it on a new-build.

[@keithclark8814]

Thank you so much i found your video extremely helpful to update the bios on my new Asus Rog Formula motherboard.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You're welcome!

[@BudsRoses777]

Excellent tutorial just updated my Tuf Gaming X-670E PLUS WIFI to version 1813 no hassle no fuss on we go to gen 5

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Thank you! Enjoy the upgrade!

[@762BckEnd]

Same mobo but I can’t get to update the bio any chance you could help me I js struggle w the part of renaming etc and extracting part

[@DFence54]

Just to make sure I got this straight......I'm going to do my first build within a week. I get the flashing of the BIOS (without anything on the MB)..Great job explaining that!!!! But I've also been reading that you should update the ME driver and FW first before doing the BIOS update. So to me that means installing Windows 11 first with CPU, Memory, Storage, etc., correct? I really want to update the BIOS first because I want to make sure that the MB is ready for my 14th Gen CPU, Mem, Storage, etc). Can I update the BIOS first then build and install Windows 11 and update the ME drivers and FW after that? In what order do I follow the steps?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

That would only be if you already have Windows installed. Otherwise you can do it after.

[@Quionic7]

If I update just on the motherboard with no additions (GPU, RAM, etc) is it necessary to have my monitor plugged in as well? Great video!

[@KLEEBZTECH]

No it is not. You are not booting the computer at any point.

[@Quionic7]

@@KLEEBZTECH Ohh, okay. So it just needs the power then. Thanks!

[@smaleclineage2496]

thank you, how the hell asus dont have it explain it that way on their website, FAQ etc is beyond me. Dunno why I tought to have a power on while pressing flash BIOS before watching your video

[@Pantelyk]

had been preparing for this for about a week, bought a USB drive, installed the necessary BIOS version on it, and prepared everything. But when the motherboard arrived, I decided to check its BIOS version (written near the RAM slots on the mb) and realized it already had the newest BIOS version for this model, so I guess I don’t need to update it after all :D

[@tbggaming197]

Thank you so much this saved me. I switched something in bios and my PC was not booting so then I updated it and then it started booting and worked

[@Pabula]

Really great video, thanks for sharing.

[@idiotufos]

Flashing BIOS gives me anxiety. But I will follow this video once I buy my new PC. Thanks!

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Understand. It used to for me as well. But honestly it is rare I run into issues these days and when I do it is usually a defective motherboard that gets replaced. Nothing you can do about that.

[@idiotufos]

​@@KLEEBZTECHYesterday I finally bought and built my PC. It worked like a charm, thanks!

[@trebel]

Thank you for all your hard work. Thank you kindly. Good tutorial. Cheers m8.

[@BlueBearOne]

Thank you! Well done and very helpful.

[@OtherMcNutt]

Actually better than asus's guides, thanks!

[@Auronfan02]

Anyone tried this with a TUF Gamung ASUS Mainboard? I tried to update it with ezflash out of the bios...basically as soon as it startet processing my system shut down... had to remove the battery to get it running again and now i am afraid to even try ^.^

[@robertcortez1109]

thank you for this video I appreciate your help I'm building a budget pc using a asus prime b450m-a 2 motherboard my cpu will be a ryzen 5 5500

[@indy-arctic]

Gonna try this in the morning as currently I feel like crying my CPU and Dram lights have turned on on my b650m pg riptide after trying to re install my Argb fans properly and I’ve tried so many things to narrow it down and attempt a fix except for a bios flash

[@PapagenoX09]

This is really different from how I used to update the BIOS on my ASUS Z170-A . With that one you could even do it from within Windows IIRC. So you can't even do it from within the BIOS anymore? I mean this does look pretty foolproof, but it's awkward getting to the back of my case (it's on the floor under my desk). Assuming you have to do a full shutdown first. My current board is a Prime X670E Pro WiFi.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

@@PapagenoX09 you can also do in the bios. I do have a video on that as well.

[@LURU23]

Super great man! Thanks so much for this vid

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Glad it helped!

[@LifelessTooth]

I'm using an Asus Z170-A, and there is no bios slot for USB or flash button, I clicked on this video for that exact problem since you put that motherboard in the title lol

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Some Z170 boards do support it. It all depends on the model.

[@GamerWho]

I have d/l the bios for a Z97 PRO (Wi-Fi ac)/USB 3.1 but it comes in a zip with no BIOSrenamer.exe. What now?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Good question... I have not run into that before. Have you checked the manual for that board?

[@KeVIn-pm7pu]

did you find a solution? i have teh same issue. aswell with a Z87-Pro

[@tkelong3569]

I’ll bet your virus protection is eating it.

[@pete9b]

Thanks for sharing, very informative. However, if you have a brand new uninstalled motherboard how do you know the BIOS needs updating? Thanks.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

There is not always a way to know for sure. But if a new motherboard that has not been on the market for a couple years then likely it has an early version installed. If they improved support for a CPU you are installing it is likely that you will need to update. I personally update to the latest on a new build and then only update in the future if needed.

[@ReigningBlack]

You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Well thank you!

[@rolanvanmelis919]

Hey sir, thanks for this! Small question. Im flashing Asus TUF x670e plus without cpu and ram. After flashing is done, do i need to take power off, add cpu, gpu and ram? Connect monitor on gpu and fire up pc? Im missing the step when i need to add component. Sorry for newbie question.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Yes after updating the BIOS turn off the power switch and unplug and assemble the computer

[@alexanderhayo7133]

I want to update a new TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI Mainboard without CPU and RAM for the next AMD ryzen 9000 3D CPUs. Can the BIOS Flashback via USB Stick be done without CPU and RAM? Or must there be an old compatible CPU on Board to make the New BIOS Update that supports 9000 3D?

[@ByJeffnology]

If I’m building a new pc should I build it after doing the bios update or connect to a monitor and power it up?

[@garytman007]

I would build it after, this way if you have a 13th or 14th gen cpu it will be accepted.

[@deennrap]

Lets hope this is the reason my 13th gen cpu didn’t work…will try this when i get home , thank you for the amazing video

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Good chance. You can always look on the support page to find that info out usually.

[@lethalno1]

Hi mate after doing the bios update do you restart the computer with just the 24pin connected and check the bios?

[@mikebaker2927]

This feature is only available on specific boards. Not every board has it.

[@christianbeijer7255]

Can you use this method but instead download the drivers related to lan network/ wifi

[@chris747f]

Extremely helpful video many thanks

[@theres1dentevil]

Just upgraded my sons PC turned it on and Nothing. No Picture Detected and None of the Peripherals turn on. The Fans are on and the AIO is on too, (Motherboard Asus B650 plus wifi, AMD Ryzen 5 7600x, Crucial DDR5 4800mhz RAM) Hopefully this will help.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Hard to say but I did a quick look at that board and should support all CPUs. But could be something like the RAM. I would check the support page and check if the exact RAM is verified to work. That is sometimes an issue.

[@theres1dentevil]

@@KLEEBZTECH thanks for the reply. As you said in the Video the BIOS Flash didn't work first time so I formatted the USB Stick and redownloaded the BIOS Update and this time it worked and the Board RAM light. took both sticks out and just swapped them around and jobs a Good'un. Now just reinstalling Window etc.

[@JuraIbis]

If you fuckup the flashback during, since this is internal can you just restart the process and try again unlike a regular BIOS flash? Or will you brick your motherboard?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If something goes wrong in theory you should be able to do the flashback method and do it again. I have only needed to do it once so really can't say exactly how reliable that is.

[@christopherneil8884]

I did a bios update and something happened where it's now stuck in bios update forever Tried to reset cmos, nothing, is there a way to stop this bios updates the flbk light keeps flashing green when I power on the computer, it won't turn on just stuck with flashing green light Unsure if you know how to fix this?

[@jacobhoward1884]

When you say “on a fully built pc don’t power on during the process” do you mean don’t flip the switch on the pcu or clicking the button on the case

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You only power on the power supply. Do not press power button on the computer to start it up. You need the power supply turned on in order for the motherboard to have power to update.

[@IDCH31]

so if the pc is already assembled then all is same we just don't put any power on it and the rest is same ???

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Yup. You only switch on the power supply and never push the button to boot the computer.

[@CyrusDaVirusP]

What happens if I turn on the computer before I update?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

@@CyrusDaVirusP you will have to turn it off and start again. Don't do during update.

[@CyrusDaVirusP]

@@KLEEBZTECH ok I did it correctly where the light flashes for like 4-5 minutes then stops, then I push the power button but does not boot up I get an error still on my asus rog 690 hero

[@SuperFredAZ]

Very informative!!!!

[@devon6159]

Did this work for anybody who tried using ai suite 3 and couldn't use the ex installer?

[@markcumbriauk]

Worked like a charm.

[@Robin-vu7sd]

Thank you for the guidance

[@ReximPL]

Does ASUS TUF GAMING B760-PLUS WIFI DDR4 support this feature? Also do I need to flash the bios to install 14th gen CPU on this motherboard or should the stock BIOS be enough to run this CPU?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

From what I can tell it does not support BIOS flashback and I do not see a button so I would guess not. Looking at the support page it seems you would need an update from a few months ago to run 14th gen and I doubt a new board would have the latest BIOS versions.

[@ReximPL]

@@KLEEBZTECH uh, okay. But I see it has something called Asus Crash free BIOS. Would it work or not?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

I have little experience with Asus Crash free BIOS but my understanding is it only works when it detects a corrupt BIOS and you still need compatible components.

[@LibertyRecordsFree]

what do you mean by "if the pc is already assembled" "do not power up"? You do have to turn the power on to be able to run the bios Flashback or? Can someone explain the nuance ?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Yes you need to turn on the power switch on the power supply but do not boot up the computer.

[@chibble3591]

Can you do this if you already have an older bios version installed? I just want to update to a newer bios version.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Yes this is to update whatever you currently have to the newer version. It will replace the BIOS currently installed.

[@tongoso]

Thank you for this, perfectly explained! I just put together my new build, it has a i5-1:600k , asus z690-I gaming, ddr 5 and 1tb m. I, is not posting at all, i tried everything except updating the bios, could i use this method to make my 13th gen cpu to run? I don’t have a 12th gen laying around with me to test if that works , thanks again!

[@joh_nas]

ye it should work + you wont do anything bad by trying it

[@joh_nas]

If the motherboard have b660 chipset you have to flash bios for 13 gen to work but as i said this should work

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If the motherboard supports BIOS flashback then I would give it a try. Especially with a new build since it is probably outdated a bit.

[@tongoso]

@@KLEEBZTECH thanks much!

[@Justmakesomenoiz]

@@tongoso did it work and could u update to the latest version directly?

[@mememyselfandghost6545]

Quick question, what about Intel ME download before bios? I can't really do it before bios update in my case because I'm building brand new pc. I see one guy already asked but not sure what to do exactly? Windows will automatically update it?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

I believe they say to do it before the bios update because if you already have Windows installed you should. Otherwise you should be good.

[@shadowkage6403]

@@KLEEBZTECH Hey man hope you’ll reply Quick I have the Asus ROG strix Z690-A Gaming wifi D4 as I put the USB device on my pc on the bios marked on it. I tried to follow my manual motherboard as it says “the utility automatically checks the devices for the BIOS file, When found, the utility reads the BIOS file and enters ASUS EZ Flash 3 automatically” And I don’t see any changes in my bios screen And then I tried to follow your method.. as I put the usb with the BIOS file I press the little button with a stick and I waited for almost 2 minutes and it didn’t flash and my BIOS screen doesn’t have any changes again. What is the solution of this man? please help btw you have new sub❤

[@l8nytr]

​@shadowkage6403 same situation... wild it is not more streamline

[@marcelrodriguez2067]

My z790 does not have any bios drive in the back.

[@m7md_q5]

Me too Mine is z790 tuf plus wifi d4 It is required to download specific drivers before update bios

[@unitor699industries]

is this the same forn ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi Motherboard

[@Minyddisc]

if you want to manually flash bios without flash back you shouldnt use renamer right?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Correct.

[@stefancogurik8209]

Do you have to format it to FAT32? I am currently updating my bios with instructions from the motherboards manual and it never mentioned that. Just thought I'd check videos on my laptop while I wait lol

[@KLEEBZTECH]

It is possible that they have changed things when it comes to that. But usually they don't change things when it comes to the BIOS very quickly. I would usually still do it myself with FAT32 but if you do it a different way and it works would love to know.

[@stefancogurik8209]

@@KLEEBZTECH I tried, but nothing happened. I let it sit for like 20 minutes after the light on the back stopped flashing, and when I turned on my pc it was normal with no update. .-.

[@yordinihoudini]

is it fine if i have to copy it to my usb drive? it just automatically saved it to my downloads so i copied it over to the usb drive

[@KLEEBZTECH]

yup

[@yordinihoudini]

@@KLEEBZTECH thanks man

[@javierdelgado4695]

I'm trying to update my ASUS Strix Z690-E board to allow my i7-13700KF to be compatible. I'm hoping this video helps, thank you! Will subscribe and like.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Hope all goes well. If you have any issues just be aware that these are very picky when it comes to the USB drive. Sometimes you may need to try a different one. The older and smaller capacity usually the better results in my experience.

[@javierdelgado4695]

@@KLEEBZTECH Thank you for this tip. I hope your channel continues to grow!

[@x_Heffe_X]

@@javierdelgado4695 Any luck? I just ordered this board and a 13700k, waiting for it to arrive and want to hit the ground running.

[@javierdelgado4695]

@@x_Heffe_X i haven’t tried yet, but I will let you know as soon as I do!

[@x_Heffe_X]

@@javierdelgado4695 Awww man. Please do! My stuff should be here Friday.

[@RedStarSQD]

for me, after the bios flashback (3.5 min), the boot up did not just lead to updated bios. I got message saying hold up we need to flash bios before we can continue. It then rebooted a few times before it went into bios with latest version. Difference might have been my bios also included latest ME. Mine was a new build ... with only the bios flashback as the source for the code. I just find it strange that no one else has mentioned this behaviour.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

On rare occasions there can be things that are updated on first boot like that. It is not common.

[@xaviermatos203]

Thanks for this video

[@anthonysantacruz5898]

My mobo doesn't have a bios usb or flash button

[@JacobGagoOfficial]

Your great for this bro thank you

[@spilaney]

Hi, im just about to buy a z790-a asus rog motherboard, but dont have a CPU yet. Can I still do this procedure with aboslutely nothing added to the motherboard appart from the 24-pin power cable?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If it supports bios flashback.

[@spilaney]

thanks, yep it does@@KLEEBZTECH

[@jedurix]

please answer me.. i just did and flashing ended in 3-4 min on asus b660-A wifi mobo.. is this normal or its too fast to end flashing? should i intall cpu and open pc or need try again? bcs asus on support site says “depending on bios size will completed in 8 minutes”

[@KLEEBZTECH]

I just went back and checked the original video in real time and mine took about 3 or 4 minutes for the last two updates I did. I actually flashed it to an older version since it was already updated so I could make the video so I did it twice. Both times were around 4 minutes.

[@shinigami5555]

But if my board doesn´t have flashback, I am screwed. Because my new Z790 plus wifi came with old FW and my procesor is 14. generation KF. So Asus made such great TUF board ... but forgot to include this crucial function.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Yeah I don't understand why they don't put this feature on more of those boards.

[@frito0101]

Great Vid, thank you!

[@shadowkage6403]

Hey man hope you’ll reply Quick I have the Asus ROG strix Z690-A Gaming wifi D4 as I put the USB device on my pc on the bios marked on it. I tried to follow my manual motherboard as it says “the utility automatically checks the devices for the BIOS file, When found, the utility reads the BIOS file and enters ASUS EZ Flash 3 automatically” And I don’t see any changes in my bios screen And then I tried to follow your method.. as I put the usb with the BIOS file I press the little button with a stick and I waited for almost 2 minutes and it didn’t flash and my BIOS screen doesn’t have any changes What is the solution of this man? please help btw you have new sub❤

[@KLEEBZTECH]

I'm not sure exactly about the first part and what that was referring to but did you use the file renamer like in the video?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

It also could be that the USB that you're using isn't compatible. These systems are very picky. USB 2.0 is the best option and any must be under 32 gb. But even Meeting those conditions sometimes they won't work. Sometimes you just need to try a different USB drive.

[@shadowkage6403]

@@KLEEBZTECH I just bought the usb today model name: emtec “16GB” and it seems like it’s 2.0 because the plastic inside is “black”

[@shadowkage6403]

@@KLEEBZTECH and I saw on Reddit “2GB should be plenty” I don’t know if it’s an accurate phrase But what option should I do? Is the changing of USB drive is the last option for me?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Trying a different USB drive is usually the solution for most people. Doesn't really matter if it's new or not. It's just the fact that these things can be real finicky. You can try doing it again sometimes I've heard of a reformat solves the problem. But once you find a drive that works I would make sure to mark it so you know in the future that's the one to use for these sorts of things.

[@filipesilva1395]

Can you tell a way, if the usb flashdrive really as Fat32 after doing the process whit Rufus?

[@duskosvk9820]

hi i have asus rog strix 650E-F now i wait for new ryzen 7900x3D what is better before update bios before inserting a new processor or when instaled new procesor on motherboard and after update bios ?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Using this method it should make no difference.

[@idolidol4566]

Hello, My Mobo ( B450 Mortar Max ) has Bios Flash back. My pc can boot up but it suddenly went off becuase of false cpu temp that it reaches 90-127 c that send to mobo. Msi already released the bios update that will correct the cpu temp and fan speed but in beta version. Can i use that method that you did in updating my bios? Thankyou

[@tayfuraltinay1894]

Yes, using USB BIOS flashback is also recommended in these cases.

[@idolidol4566]

@@tayfuraltinay1894 hello, im already done flashing new bios update to my mobo and it works, gone the prompt overheating issue before booting up. Thanks again.

[@aqibjaved5203]

Is this method going to work on Rog strix z790 hero??? Please let me know. I am so confused.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If it has the BIOS flashback button it supports the method.

[@shorty4387]

I have a broken bios flash button on my asus strix 670e-f. Anyway to active the bios flash without the button?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Well... Not that I can think of unless you know a little about electronics. But not something I would try to explain in comments.

[@shorty4387]

Mmmmm I know enough to pretend like I know, but that won’t get me very far here. If you wouldn’t mind letting me know how I can get ahold of you to so you can give me a couple of pointers, I would be happy to sub to your channel with every account in the house. I count about 10 😅 or point me in the right direction would be much obliged.

[@林詮儒]

sir sorry for bother , at 4:32 should i turn on my switch on ground after i turn on the switch on psu??

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Not sure what you mean. Once you turn on the power supply you can then proceed. Do not boot the computer though if assembled.

[@林詮儒]

@@KLEEBZTECH thx sir i have try it already no boot computer and update my bios already :D thx for video~~

[@doesntmatter3068]

I could not get this to work........ NO re-namer file, so I change in Windows. Copy to flash drive.......Never got it to install.

[@enermaxstephens1051]

This method is ok, and I'd use it if I had to, but if you just use the Bios you get a graphical user interface to do this. Then you don't have to do the weird renaming thing. And you get a progress bar too.

[@marcusaurelius841]

The point of this method is if you are building a new computer with a new CPU that isn't compatible without the update, so you wouldn't be able to get into the BIOS initially to update. Otherwise you are correct, updating via the BIOS is the superior method

[@MiketheratguyMultimedia]

@@marcusaurelius841 Correct, I got a new card that isn't booting so I need to update the BIOS without a monitor.

[@remi2901]

Do I do this with the system Off or can I update it with being idle in desktop

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Don't boot the computer.

[@RMD_RMD_]

btw you can power on the computer, and navigate the BIOS the new Asus motherboard will give picture.

[@odalvaas1443]

Hello!(: I'm not sure if mine is updating or not, I only have 64GB a flash drives, is this too big for the system? When I try to run flash it blinks for 2 seconds, then it stops blinking and it's a constant green light. Does that mean it doesn't recognize it?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

The USB is your problem. It must be formatted to FAT32 which by default you can't do in Windows for anything over 32GB. There are ways of doing it and I think it would probably work if you can format it to FAT32. But that is another topic.

[@odalvaas1443]

@@KLEEBZTECH nice thanks! I'll try to find another ine

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If you know how to create just a 32GB partition on the USB drive you can format it FAT32 which might work. I have not tried.

[@odalvaas1443]

@@KLEEBZTECH i tried with a 1.8GB one now, and made sure the file was fat32, but yet again the light stops flashing and is only glowing a constant green now. But the renamer didnt automatically put .cap on the file. Could that cause my issues? Thanks for the help so far

[@KLEEBZTECH]

It does have to have that file extension. Do you have Windows set up to show file extensions for known file types?

[@Hevo123]

Hi, I’m using the ASUS ROG STRIX B550-F GAMING M/B and the Ryzen 7 5800X3D. Can I have the CPU in the motherboard wise doing this update? or would that break anything.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Can be done either with or without. The system I updated in this video was already built.

[@Hevo123]

@@KLEEBZTECH thank you !!!

[@ka3wachaaaka335]

My motherboard is tuf gaming b550M-E and the motherboard is not flashing it flash for 3 times then it has the ligh of the bios update always on and not turnig off

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Have you tried any other USB drives? That is often the issue.

[@cheloele]

hello. Can you explane me how to make bios update like this steps, on ASUS TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI , on this MB do not have extra USB port and button for bios.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Without BIOS flashback feature you will need to update with this method which does require that the computer can boot into the BIOS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipm0e4VofrBojqc

[@chaotic8312]

I have the Z690-A it doesnt have a bios USB or a Bios FLBK button... so what am i suppose to do?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If you can access the BIOS then you can update this way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipm0e4VofrBojqc but if new build and unsupported CPU there is no way and would need to use a supported CPU to do it.

[@chaotic8312]

@@KLEEBZTECH I can't access the BIOs that's the whole problem.

[@anthonyhill6943]

Brilliant … thank you muchly 🤗

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You’re welcome 😊

[@gregorybailey3837]

The only format option my usb gets is ExFat... is that okay? or does it have to be Fat32?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

That most likely means you are using a drive larger than 32GB. There are ways of formatting a drive larger than 32GB as Fat32 but I do not cover those. It does need to be Fat32.

[@jitendra_roher]

I just bought new Asus TUF Gaming B450M-PRO-II for my ryzen 5600g..it need a bios update for this processor.. as u saw in video it just need to connect 16 pin power cable to mobo.. do we also need to connect cpu cable as well or not or just 16 pin motherboard cable ..pls clear it

[@KLEEBZTECH]

You only need to connect the 24 pin power cable. ASUS does not need the CPU cable plugged in.

[@jitendra_roher]

@@KLEEBZTECH ok thanks for confirming

[@borgirlol]

Hello, I am about to do bios update and some tweaking on my ASUS board and have some quetions : 1. If my system wont boot up due to bad tweaking (RAM settings or other), and i am no longer able to access BIOS, can I possibly just use this method to Flashback bios from USB (same version) ??? Will that work ? I would dodge the CMOS battery /header reset. 2. Lets say I want to go back to previous version of BIOS, if the new one is not stable. Is this still possible with this Flashback USB method ?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

I haven't tested on Asus boards if you can reflash the same version. I know with others when I have tried that it doesn't update because it detects the same version. And personally going the other route with the CMOS battery is probably the safer route. As for flashing previous versions you would have to check the BIOS updates and see if any notes about that. I know I have seen some that say you can't flash a previous version after a specific update.

[@SkullKing11841]

What are the cases when a USB 3.0 will not work for this? I thought as long as you put the USB 3.0 in a 2.0 slot its fine.

[@KLEEBZTECH]

It is pretty random when it comes to this stuff. It's not the same as when you're running the operating system. I'm not sure entirely why. Sometimes it's just a matter of formatting again I have seen solve any issues.

[@Marrawi01]

so if it only went like you said flashed seconds and turned to solid green then bios update never worked right?

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Most likely not.

[@imanazharr2884]

I have asus tuf b660 plus wifi d4 ....how can I update the bios without using the 12th gen processor? it looks like my mobo doesn't have any bios usb hub and flashback button...

[@KLEEBZTECH]

If it doesn't support BIOS flashback then you would need a supported CPU in order to update your bios.

[@simonallen6427]

I tried this and got a 'Memory Code 00' message, It then refused to boot at all, even after clearing the CMOS, reflashing both BIOS chips etc!

[@blackbluerray]

So I recently changed my settings from Normal to Power Saving in the bios (ROG B660-A) because the 13700k cpu was running way too hot 95-100 Celsius in cinebench r23. It did change the temperature(70-75 C), but it lowered too much the performance and the rgb lights are not turning on anymore. Any changes I make to the bios, like restoring back to default, or change Normal to Power Saving and vice versa doesn’t help to bring it back to Normal. I tried flash ez tool for the newest bios version(no results), now tried this method, flash backed to a previous version and yet no results. Still works like in power saving mode. I would leave it like that, because the performance I get is enough for me, but without rgb is kinda weird…

[@KLEEBZTECH]

Strange...

[@DK-qf6pr]

My asus rog won't work with 13500. I did BIOS flashback latest update which went as expected but then I'm getting fans and lights working but nothing in monitor (connected to motherboard since I don't use graphics card)