hi jephree, i have done everything u wrote.
but alas,, nothing happened,
the system powers on, checks the floppy and then nothing happens, i waited for 10 -15 mins.
i changed the floppy drive but no use.


pls help.....

Originally Posted by jephree

Thanks for the Info

I am going to post the BIOS info I've found but would suggest waiting till tomorrow to take BIOS action as one of our Hardware Masters might see something of a less drastic fix. Especially with the printer detail. Printer drivers are very closly associated with grapics drivers in general.

Anyway this is what I found Re: your BIOS:

System BIOS 4-Mb Flash EEPROM with Intel/AMI* BIOS
featuring plug-and-play, IDE drive auto-configure
Advanced configuration and power interface
V1.0b, DMI 2.0, multilingual support
Intel® Rapid BIOS Boot Optimized POST for faster access to PC
from power-on
Audio Solution Sigmatel STAC9750 AC97 compliant
integrated audio solution

http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd...oductbrief.pdf

http://bios-and-system-update.free-d...OS-Update.html

Company Name: Intel

Model: Intel D845GLLY,D845GLAD,D845GVAD2 Iflash BIOS Update

Posted Date: 01/24/04

Last Updated: 10/08/03

Version:

Operating System: OS Independent

File Name: LY84510A.86A.0043.P17.IB.EXE

File Size:

Descritpion: Intel D845GLLY/D845GLAD/D845GVAD2 Iflash BIOS Update LY84510A.86A.0043.P17.--Use the DOS based Iflash utility to update your BIOS on all operating systems. Save the file to a temporary directory and double-click the *.EXE to extract necessary files, then double-click the RUN.BAT file. Boot the target PC with the floppy disk in the floppy drive to automatically launch the BIOS update process.--CAUTION: DO NOT POWER DOWN YOUR SYSTEM before the update is complete. This update will take up to 3 minutes. There will be no video and you will hear a series of beeps during the update. Do NOT interrupt the BIOS update process; doing so could render your system NON-functional! --NOTE: Before updating the BIOS on the Intel Desktop Board, manually record all BIOS settings that have been changed (from default) so they can be restored after completing the BIOS update.--Banner changed.

Also an Express version explained & found below:

http://www.intel.com/design/motherbd/ebu_flash.htm

http://bios-and-system-update.free-d...r-Windows.html

Do you have your exact BIOS?

Did you install it to the floppy with the proper Flash Utility?

Please post the details of what you are trying to do.