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I got a brand new motherboard from gigabyte ( Aorus b550 elite ax V2 rev 1.0) I want to update my bios with the  q-flash button because I have a 5 gen amd cpu. But when is put  in the usb stick and press the q flash button the usb stik light only lights up for a few seconds and stops lighting up. And the light in the q flash button does not light up. I have renamed the bios update file tot gigabyte.bin. I checked al the cables and it stil doesn’t work. Does anybody know how it wil work? 

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14 minutes ago, justTjebs said:

I got a brand new motherboard from gigabyte ( Aorus b550 elite ax V2 rev 1.0) I want to update my bios with the  q-flash button because I have a 5 gen amd cpu. But when is put  in the usb stick and press the q flash button the usb stik light only lights up for a few seconds and stops lighting up. And the light in the q flash button does not light up. I have renamed the bios update file tot gigabyte.bin. I checked al the cables and it stil doesn’t work. Does anybody know how it wil work? 

 

Most B550 boards should ship with Zen 3 BIOS. Which USB port are you sticking the USB in? 

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Are you using a usb stick that is formatted as fat32? ntfs or exfat usually doesn't work.

If you have another brand of usb stick ,try that as well, i had usb sticks in the past that didn't want to work when i was updating a bios, kingston and transcend always worked for me.

Also don't forget there is only 1 usb port that does the qflash.

I haven't used it personally, i do have a Aorus b550 elite v2 (non ax version) but i was lucky that mine came with a f12 bios on it, which surprisingly worked on my 5700g even tho 5000g support was added in f13 😝.

 

Here is a video of a how to using the same board :Guide

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Flamewalker said:

Are you using a usb stick that is formatted as fat32? ntfs or exfat usually doesn't work.

If you have another brand of usb stick ,try that as well, i had usb sticks in the past that didn't want to work when i was updating a bios, kingston and transcend always worked for me.

Also don't forget there is only 1 usb port that does the qflash.

I haven't used it personally, i do have a Aorus b550 elite v2 (non ax version) but i was lucky that mine came with a f12 bios on it, which surprisingly worked on my 5700g even tho 5000g support was added in f13 😝.

 

Here is a video of a how to using the same board :Guide

 

 

I already tried two different usb sticks from a different brand and in the correct USB port. Both usb sticks where fat32. And it didn’t work. I’d there maybe an option to see what bios version it has? Because I can’t find it anywhere. ( or didn’t know it was the bios version)

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Just now, justTjebs said:

I already tried two different usb sticks from a different brand and in the correct USB port. Both usb sticks where fat32. And it didn’t work. I’d there maybe an option to see what bios version it has? Because I can’t find it anywhere. ( or didn’t know it was the bios version)

 

There will most likely BIOS version sticker on your BIOS chip. Just look around for it. 

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27 minutes ago, iMxmo said:

 

There will most likely BIOS version sticker on your BIOS chip. Just look around for it. 

27 minutes ago, iMxmo said:

 

There will most likely BIOS version sticker on your BIOS chip. Just look around for it. 

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Thanks, I am going to take a look at it tomorrow 

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