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A01 is the original BIOS version. You can get the newest flash from Dell Support's website.
Bear in mind though, if it flashes wrong, it can break your system badly so only flash it if you desperately need a fix or feature (e.g i had to upgrade my 5150 in order to get vista and linxu to work with the inbuilt sound card)
Bear in mind though, if it flashes wrong, it can break your system badly so only flash it if you desperately need a fix or feature (e.g i had to upgrade my 5150 in order to get vista and linxu to work with the inbuilt sound card)
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Optiplex GX270 yeah?
http://support.dell.com/support/down...&fileid=171479
Fixes and Enhancements:
1. Add support for newer processors
2. Added keypad number key checking for flash password
3. Improve 16-bit flash code
4. Improve USB keyboard detection
5. Improve USB enumeration for multiple USB devices
6. Correct problems seen when CD-ROM boot is the first bootable device in boot sequence.
7. Add support for Force PXE on Next Boot Token
Download and run it. Once its done it will ask you to reboot (check all drives are empty!!!!!)
Upon reboot it will update the BIOS. DO NOT turn off your pc or do anything while it is updating.
http://support.dell.com/support/down...&fileid=171479
Fixes and Enhancements:
1. Add support for newer processors
2. Added keypad number key checking for flash password
3. Improve 16-bit flash code
4. Improve USB keyboard detection
5. Improve USB enumeration for multiple USB devices
6. Correct problems seen when CD-ROM boot is the first bootable device in boot sequence.
7. Add support for Force PXE on Next Boot Token
Download and run it. Once its done it will ask you to reboot (check all drives are empty!!!!!)
Upon reboot it will update the BIOS. DO NOT turn off your pc or do anything while it is updating.
Last edited by jbennet; Apr 29th, 2007 at 9:38 am.
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