With the EEPROM programmer. But if it's working correctly leave it be.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313335729350?hash=it … %3ABFBMhNqSy4Zj

dominusprog wrote on 2023-12-04, 12:01:

With the EEPROM programmer. But if it's working correctly leave it be.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313335729350?hash=it … %3ABFBMhNqSy4Zj

Can Be Update bios By uniflash?
Becuase I'm Living In Iran And Programer EEPROM Are Not Avalible On My Country

If your motherboard can boot to a USB drive, that would be the easier way to go; but I doubt that is an option on that board. This link has instructions on how to create and use a CDRW for updating the BIOS, so hopefully you have one, or can get one for a reasonable price. https://www.biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-cd.htm

hadi0990 wrote on 2023-12-04, 14:05:

dominusprog wrote on 2023-12-04, 12:01:

With the EEPROM programmer. But if it's working correctly leave it be.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/313335729350?hash=it … %3ABFBMhNqSy4Zj

Can Be Update bios By uniflash?
Becuase I'm Living In Iran And Programer EEPROM Are Not Avalible On My Country

According to the Asus support page 3.00GHZ/1M/800 spec processors have had BIOS support since 1002, so you should be OK

Repo Man11 wrote on 2023-12-04, 16:22:

If your motherboard can boot to a USB drive, that would be the easier way to go; but I doubt that is an option on that board. This link has instructions on how to create and use a CDRW for updating the BIOS, so hopefully you have one, or can get one for a reasonable price. https://www.biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-cd.htm

Why not? USB boot was pretty standard in the late Pentium 4 era. In any case, CD-R/RW will work as well.

dominusprog wrote on 2023-12-04, 12:01:

But if it's working correctly leave it be.

I second that.

Repo Man11 wrote on 2023-12-04, 16:22:

If your motherboard can boot to a USB drive, that would be the easier way to go; but I doubt that is an option on that board. This link has instructions on how to create and use a CDRW for updating the BIOS, so hopefully you have one, or can get one for a reasonable price. https://www.biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-cd.htm

let's try and see what happens

Not exactly the same model but P4P800-X boots fine from a USB drive, so this one should boot too.

One can boot into DOS (including Windows 9x bundled one) from an IDE hard drive and run the flasher from there.

dr_st wrote on 2023-12-05, 19:12:

Why not? USB boot was pretty standard in the late Pentium 4 era. In any case, CD-R/RW will work as well. […]
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Repo Man11 wrote on 2023-12-04, 16:22:

If your motherboard can boot to a USB drive, that would be the easier way to go; but I doubt that is an option on that board. This link has instructions on how to create and use a CDRW for updating the BIOS, so hopefully you have one, or can get one for a reasonable price. https://www.biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-cd.htm

Why not? USB boot was pretty standard in the late Pentium 4 era. In any case, CD-R/RW will work as well.

dominusprog wrote on 2023-12-04, 12:01:

But if it's working correctly leave it be.

I second that.

I just checked, and my mid Pentium 4 era Amptron M930LR allows you to boot from a USB floppy drive, and I was able to do so. It also has the option to boot from a "USB HDD" so it ought to be able to boot from a USB thumbdrive that's the correct size and file format. Best option if available.

Repo Man11 wrote on 2023-12-04, 16:22:

If your motherboard can boot to a USB drive, that would be the easier way to go; but I doubt that is an option on that board. This link has instructions on how to create and use a CDRW for updating the BIOS, so hopefully you have one, or can get one for a reasonable price. https://www.biosflash.com/e/bios-boot-cd.htm

Can Boot From Usb
And Booted to Freedos And MS-DOS

Thank you all for your help in updating the motherboard bios
thank you Guys
It's Worked
I appreciate your comments
But I can update to the latest version of BIOS which is beta, I mean it is beta
Is there any problem in terms of stability and so on?

hadi0990 wrote on 2023-12-19, 13:28:

Thank you all for your help in updating the motherboard bios thank you Guys It's Worked I appreciate your comments But I can upd […]
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Thank you all for your help in updating the motherboard bios
thank you Guys
It's Worked
I appreciate your comments
But I can update to the latest version of BIOS which is beta, I mean it is beta
Is there any problem in terms of stability and so on?

I've seen (and used) many end of the line BIOS updates from Asus that were classified as beta, but I've never had an issue (that I'm aware of) caused by this.