Follow all prompts. Creating a Bootable USB Device Making a USB flash device into a bootable drive is not as simple as creating bootable floppy disks.

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The following BIOS update instructions will remain available for historical purposes.

With the iFlash BIOS update utility you can update the BIOS from a USB device, diskette, or bootable CD-ROM.

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Information on how to create a bootable USB device or CD is listed at the end of this document.) Click or the topic for details: If Using a Bootable USB Device You can use this method if the iFlash files are too large to fit on a diskette or if the desktop board does not include diskette drive support.

You will need a bootable USB device, such as a USB thumb drive or USB external hard drive.

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Information on how to create a bootable USB device is listed at the end of this document.) Part 1: Create the bootable media (USB Device) containing the BIOS update Download and save the iFlash BIOS Update file to a temporary directory.

Configure the BIOS of the target computer to boot to the USB device: Press F2 during boot to enter BIOS Setup.

Enable USB Boot. Save by pressing F10 and exit the BIOS Setup.

Part 2: Update the BIOS of the target computer Configure the BIOS of the target computer to boot to the USB device: Press F2 during boot to enter BIOS Setup.

At the prompt, type IFLASH PF XXX.BIO, where XXX.BIO is the file name of the.BIO file (or IFLASH2 PF XXX.BIO, depending on the version of iFlash you have) to launch the iFlash BIOS update process.

Follow all prompts.

If Using a Diskette You can use this method if the iFlash files are small enough to fit on a diskette and the desktop board includes diskette drive support.

Part 1: Create the bootable diskette containing the BIOS update Download and save the iFlash BIOS Update file to a temporary directory.

Double-click the.EXE file to begin the iFlash BIOS update process.

Press y to extract necessary files to the temporary directory.

After the extract is complete, the following files will be present in the temporary directory: Double-click the RUN.BAT file.

Follow the prompts to create the bootable diskette.

Part 2: Update the BIOS of the target computer Boot the target computer with the diskette in the diskette drive.

DO NOT shutdown or power off the computer at any time during the update process.

Once the update is completed, remove the diskette from the drive and press Enter to restart the computer.

If Using a Bootable CD-ROM Use this method if the iFlash files are too large to fit on a floppy disk or if the desktop board does not include floppy drive support.

You will need a bootable CD-ROM.

Information on how to create a bootable CD is listed at the end of this document.) Part 1: Create the bootable media (CD) containing the BIOS update Download and save the iFlash BIOS update file to a temporary directory.

Copy the.BIO file and IFLASH.EXE ( or IFLASH2.EXE, depending on your board model ) to the bootable CD.

In Boot Device Priority, set the CD-ROM drive to be the first boot device.

At the prompt, type IFLASH PF XXX.BIO, where XXX.BIO is the file name of the.BIO file ( or IFLASH2 PF XXX.BIO, depending on the version of iFlash you have ) to launch the iFlash BIOS update process.

Creating a Bootable USB Device Making a USB flash device into a bootable drive is not as simple as creating bootable floppy disks.

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