Purpose This download record provides the BIOS update utility for the Intel® Desktop Board DH61SKCH. Download this BIOS package and unzip the following files: • AFUDOS.EXE • SK0009P.ROM How to install The program, AFUDOS.EXE, is used to update the BIOS. To update the system BIOS, follow these steps: • Create a DOS-bootable USB device. • Copy the following files to the USB flash drive: AFUDOS.EXE, SK0009P.ROM. • Insert the USB device into a USB port and turn on the computer. • At the DOS prompt, type AFUDOS SK0009P.ROM and press Enter. • Wait until the flash update process is complete.

First why are you trying to update your BIOS? If you don't need the new BIOS for a specific reason don't upgrade the BIOS as there is a risk of bricking your motherboard., The reason you are unable to update the BIOS is because you have downloaded the wrong one for your motherboard. Download all AMI BIOS Flasher utility (AFUDOS, AFUWIN, AFULNX, AFUEFI). AMI Flasher is a utility program that helps you to update your BIOS - the code that runs the first. AFUWIN Flasher 3.05.04, Windows 32 & 64 bit supported.

• Remove the USB device and restart the computer Caution: Do not turn off or reset the computer during the flash process. Additional notes • Downgrading the BIOS to an earlier version is not recommended and may not be supported. An earlier BIOS version may not contain the support for the latest processors, bug fixes, critical security updates, or support for the latest board revisions currently being manufactured. • Update the BIOS on your computer only if the newer BIOS version specifically solves a problem you have. We do not recommend BIOS updates for computers that do not need it.

You can view all new BIOS fixes in the release notes. • Before initiating a BIOS update, be sure to read and precisely follow the instructions included in the readme. You may wish to print the instructions for easy reference. • If a BIOS update process is interrupted, your computer may not function properly. We recommend the process be done in an environment with a steady power supply (preferably with UPS). • For tips on troubleshooting BIOS issues on Intel® Desktop Boards, refer to. This download is valid for the product(s) listed below.

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I've recently decided that I want to try and utilize my two graphics cards so that I can have a dual monitor setup. Unfortunately Windows only seems to notice my most recent graphics card installation - and so I've been told that I should look into my BIOS and try to enable two graphics cards. I could not find this setting anywhere in my M2N68-AM Plus v0210 BIOS. After some further research I figured that I should perhaps upgrade my BIOS, so I searched and managed to download the latest version (v1804) as a ROM file.

However I am having difficulty figuring out how to install it. I've tried using the Asus EZFlash feature built into my BIOS, but when trying to load up a variety of different ROMs that are for my motherboard/BIOS I get the error: Boot block in file is not valid! I'm not totally sure what I should do to fix this, so I'm looking into other methods of upgrading my BIOS - however I can't really find any solutions that seem to work. Asus Update is for 32-bit only, AFUDOS doesn't appear to work on my Windows 7 64-bit system (I think it's supposed to run in DOS or something - but that just sounds confusing since I know nothing about DOS). Could anybody help me with this?

From the motherboard manual: Look under Manual To update the BIOS using EZ-Flash 2: • Insert the USB flash disk that contains the latest BIOS file to the USB port, then launch EZ Flash 2 by pressing Alt + F2 during POST or by entering the BIOS > Go to Tools menu > Select EZFlash 2 and press enter to enable it. Remember to use a flash drive that is formatted FAT/FAT32 and also rename the file to a short file name such as 1804.ROM Also you have to extract the.ROM file from the.zip file the BIOS downloads from, EZ-Flash does not support ZIP files. Highly recommend backing up the current BIOS by hitting the B key, name it something like 0210.ROM, so you can go back to it if needed.