Hi everyone, I'm trying to update the BIOS of my ASUS Z8NA-D6C motherboard using the AFUDOS utility as recommend in the manual. I have created a bootable flash drive containing the 'afudos.exe' application. However I was not able to boot the system under the DOS mode to proceed with the update (Can I do it on Windows 7?). Here is a link where I'm getting the information I need from: My desktop/workstation has the following specs: ASUS Z8NA-D6C dual Xeon LGA 1366 motherboard Intel Xeon E5520 2.27 GHz (only 1 CPU installed) 6.0 GB RAM ASUS MIO audio card Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bits Any guidance is very much appreciated, Paulo. Hi Orbiter, check at site again Under FAQ Q: I checked my flash drive after applying the steps above and it is empty?

A: Unless the option to show protected operating system files is checked in folder options, Windows will hide these files due to their attributes matching that of system files. Don't worry, the relevant files are still there To Show hidden files and folder. Software smart karaoke cracked. Open a Windows Explorer window.

System: Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP Windows XP 64-bit Description: AI Manager driver for ASUS BP5242 Download ASUS BP5242 AI Manager v.1.08.06 driver Software name: VIA Audio Driver. This download record provides the BIOS update utility version 0009 for the Intel® Desktop Board DH61SKCH. Windows 7, 64-bit*. AFUDOS.EXE, is used to update.

Press alt key, under Tools, click folder options, click view. Than follow below Hope you find the info useful.

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