2013/03/13 14:54:10
EVGA_JacobF
BIOS 047 Updates:
  • Fixed bug with S3 resume
  • Removed SAS entry from device manager
 


Windows Installation
  • Download the correct .zip file below for your motherboard:
         132-SE-E775-KR/K2 - EVGA X79 SLI
         151-SE-E777-KR/K2 - EVGA X79 FTW
         151-SE-E779-KR/K2 - EVGA X79 Classified
  • First go into your BIOS and load defaults, save and exit
  • Close all open programs.
  • Go into the folder where you unzipped this package and run the appropriate batch file.
    • For Windows XP, Vista or 7 32Bit: FPTWIN32.BAT
    • For Windows XP, Vista or 7 64Bit: FPTWIN64.BAT
    • If in DOS Mode: FPTDOS.BAT
  • Press Y in CAPITAL LETTERS to start the flash process
  • DO NOT TURN OFF POWER OR RESET DURING THE FLASH PROCESS
  • After the flashing is finished, the system will automatically shut down. Then power on again and go into BIOS, Load Defaults, Save and Exit.
 
USB Flash Drive Installation
  • Visit this thread and follow the installation instructions. (Thanks Lvcoyote!).

Warning:
**Do not restart or interrupt your PC while the flash is ongoing
**Do not Flash BIOS on overclocked settings

 
2013/03/13 17:52:15
Viper97
Upgraded so far no problems.  I am glad you all got rid of the SAS call out... I know that confused a LOT of people.  (Panicked them probably!  "Ack! No harddrive!")
 
Haven't OC'd yet as I tend to keep things stable on a new BIOS release... but thanks for keeping the product up to date and fixing things.
2013/03/13 18:01:52
johnksss
This bios crashed 4 times already just sitting at windows.
 
Could be user error on my part, but Im still checking that out.
2013/03/13 20:25:32
cyberpwner
Is this the full changelist for this BIOS revision?
2013/03/14 07:37:00
clone
Hehe just upgraded to 45 last week but ill give this a go :)
2013/03/14 09:22:10
dustingg
No Micro code update, no flashy for me.
2013/03/14 20:17:04
Hikyuuri
Flash not working for me.  I tried running the 64 bit bat file, as directed.  Entered a capital Y and hit enter.  Greeted with a red error message that flashes up so fast and exits that I can't read it.  All I know is it is error 2XX (where X is a number, just can't read what).
 
Any ideas?
2013/03/14 23:10:23
johnksss
Flash in dos mode.
And it doesn't flash because it's missing a command to invoke that mode for flashing.
2013/03/15 09:08:45
VagueRant
Hikyuuri

Flash not working for me.  I tried running the 64 bit bat file, as directed.  Entered a capital Y and hit enter.  Greeted with a red error message that flashes up so fast and exits that I can't read it.  All I know is it is error 2XX (where X is a number, just can't read what).

Any ideas?

Try right clicking the 64 bit bat file and hit run as administrator.   
 
Error I recieve:
"Error 284: Fail to load driver (PCI access for Windows). 
tool needs to run with an administrator priviledge account."
 
Edit: You may need to lower your UAC "User Account Control" setting if it is set at default.  
2013/03/15 12:30:54
arestavo
Or you can open the command prompt by going to search and type in CMD. Right click, run as admin. use the command "CD .." to drop down a folder level, and again until you reach C:
 
Place the files in your main C drive, and to open the folder in command prompt type in "CD whateverthefolderiscalled"
 
Run the bat file by typing in "thefilename.bat"  then press enter - follow the instructions on screen.
 
 
Edit: There are some advantages to growing up playing on a 286/386 computer!

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