BIOS Updates forum

Did you check the Motherboard User Guide how to invoke BIOS Recovery? The Bootblock must be still there. I looked up online to find the motherboard user guide - It did not have any details about BIOS Recovery. Sorry buddy - never force flash ROM type like that My biggest bet is that you folks are NO...

What do you exactly want? You want 4GB reported as Usable? If yes then you need a technical answer here :) read further Your laptop uses Intel Core 2 Duo. This CPU is 64-bit addressing capacity. Since you are using Windows 7 64-bit, you should see 4G memory without issues. However right below 4G mem...

The "File transfer between drives" and "ADSL wire plugged" symptoms could be coincidence and misleading you. Can you please make sure all connectors are plugged properly and there are no vibrations in the system while it is in use?

Are you still seeing the issues

Both the BIOS ROM and BIOS Flash Update Tool, you should use the one that is exactly meant for your board. And exactly from your maker's site.
for example, Intel mother board from ASUS: Dont use BIOS ROM or Update Tool from Intel site. Use the one from ASUS

Is it a USB Floppy Drive?
Can you please check whether the Floppy Drive is in the supported list in your mother board user guide?

The BIOS Boot Block is a very tiny foot print firmware. So generally BIOS vendors support very standard and limited hardware list in there.

Good Luck!

Hey Kakao
Do you know that your motherboard supports CrashFree BIOS?
Take a look at http://www.ehow.com/how_5101013_use-crashfree-bios.html and follow the step by step procedure to update your corrupt BIOS Flash

Good Luck

Hey Trebor, from what you describe it is clear that the Board you use comes with EFI BIOS! Which means, removing CMOS battery will only clear the RTC time. This means in the next boot the time will be reset to default. In these latest Intel motherboards, I guess you need to use a baseboard jumper to...