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Important Note: Only a computer professional should perform assembling, disassembling, upgrading and troubleshooting computers since the electronic devices may cause serious damage to the installer, the system, or its components if it is done improperly. Before attempting to disassemble or assemble computers, install components in a computer or troubleshoot computers, carefully review the documentation specific for the computer and its related components. Lastly, make sure to follow Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) procedures.
If you flashed the BIOS and it stopped for whatever reason or you flashed the wrong BIOS version, there is nothing that you can do except to replace the BIOS IC.
- If the system has a boot block to restore the original BIOS, use it. Refer to your motherboard documentation.
- If not, you will need to contact the system or motherboard manufacturer for a replacement.
For more information about troubleshooting IA platform systems, refer to the Troubleshooting for the IA Platform PDF document.
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