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  • DeadCRAP_
    TotalBF2 NEVER FORGET
    • Oct 2006
    • 897

    #1

    .BIN Filez

    hey, im trying to update my ASUS P5NSLI Motherboard but i dont know how to use the .bin file, when i click open on the download thingy mageger it shows 1 file in a winrar folder and i dont know what to do with it! i cant open it.
  • Scinto
    Retired TGN *****
    • Mar 2006
    • 5387

    #2
    Re: .BIN Filez

    .bin is a image of a cd/dvd, you need cd/dvd burning software ie Nero or Roxio

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    • DeadCRAP_
      TotalBF2 NEVER FORGET
      • Oct 2006
      • 897

      #3
      Re: .BIN Filez

      Originally posted by Scinto
      .bin is a image of a cd/dvd, you need cd/dvd burning software ie Nero or Roxio
      k i have nero do i need a cd?

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      • camper.
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 3459

        #4
        Re: .BIN Filez

        Originally posted by Scinto
        .bin is a image of a cd/dvd, you need cd/dvd burning software ie Nero or Roxio
        Not in this case :p


        It's a BIOS binary, you need a BIOS flashing program to load it up. You can do it either from Windows or DOS.

        Download the BIOS flashing tool.

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        • megawhompertoo
          oldswab
          • Dec 2005
          • 2124

          #5
          Re: .BIN Filez

          Asus has a utility on their install CD called EzFlash or some such horseshort. What I find works best is to d/l the file from their site, then run the EZflash and point it to my desktop where I d/l the bios. It can update via the internet, then flash the bios, but I find the d/l times are slower and it has a tendency to hang on me. Their flash utility is the best one I've ever used.

          YMMV

          my mobo = p5b-e

          edit, but ^ yeah, you should d/l the latest version of ezflash, and then use that utility to flash the bios.

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          • Sir. MatDef
            Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 2899

            #6
            Re: .BIN Filez

            Originally posted by megawhompertoo
            Asus has a utility on their install CD called EzFlash or some such horseshort. What I find works best is to d/l the file from their site, then run the EZflash and point it to my desktop where I d/l the bios. It can update via the internet, then flash the bios, but I find the d/l times are slower and it has a tendency to hang on me. Their flash utility is the best one I've ever used.

            YMMV

            my mobo = p5b-e

            edit, but ^ yeah, you should d/l the latest version of ezflash, and then use that utility to flash the bios.
            Yes, but I'd go even farther and never let it get the update from the internet, and just download the file yourself first.

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            • megawhompertoo
              oldswab
              • Dec 2005
              • 2124

              #7
              Re: .BIN Filez

              Originally posted by Sir. MatDef
              Yes, but I'd go even farther and never let it get the update from the internet, and just download the file yourself first.
              yes. ^ do dat.

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              • DeadCRAP_
                TotalBF2 NEVER FORGET
                • Oct 2006
                • 897

                #8
                Re: .BIN Filez

                k guys i downloaded the updated flashed it, rebooted but now the motherboard onboard soundcard is showing up as my default when it should be my external, also when i reboot i dont see the bios screen just a big blue screen saying P5NSLI with the intel logo. any suggestions? is it normal?

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                • megawhompertoo
                  oldswab
                  • Dec 2005
                  • 2124

                  #9
                  Re: .BIN Filez

                  Originally posted by DeadCRAP_
                  k guys i downloaded the updated flashed it, rebooted but now the motherboard onboard soundcard is showing up as my default when it should be my external, also when i reboot i dont see the bios screen just a big blue screen saying P5NSLI with the intel logo. any suggestions? is it normal?
                  1) tell me windows boots ok?

                  2) if answer to 1 is yes...sigh...whoo...t

                  3) if answer to 1 is yes, go into your bios and turn off onboard audio/ac'97/midi/whatever it has their for audio on your mobo

                  4) if answer to 1 is yes, they just took out the image (*picture) (edit, or turned off the boot sequence report options) from boot in your new bios, you can either enable it or upload one if you have similar options as i do with mine.

                  5) if answer to 1 is no...well, i'll just hope for the best.

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                  • DeadCRAP_
                    TotalBF2 NEVER FORGET
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 897

                    #10
                    Re: .BIN Filez

                    Originally posted by megawhompertoo
                    1) tell me windows boots ok?

                    2) if answer to 1 is yes...sigh...whoo...t

                    3) if answer to 1 is yes, go into your bios and turn off onboard audio/ac'97/midi/whatever it has their for audio on your mobo

                    4) if answer to 1 is yes, they just took out the image (*picture) (edit, or turned off the boot sequence report options) from boot in your new bios, you can either enable it or upload one if you have similar options as i do with mine.

                    5) if answer to 1 is no...well, i'll just hope for the best.
                    i tink i luv you, it worked thanx!

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