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Hi so i have a asus tuf b365m-plus gaming motherboard

I realize now that my motherboard software needs a update.

I noticed my BIOS is MSI for some reason.

All the updates needs to be in the ASUS BIOS.

The company i bought the parts from set it up for me.

I dont understand how i got a MSI BIOS on an asus board.

Even my owners manual shows pictures of a ASUS BIOS not msi...

Is there anyway i can reformat the computer and change my motherboard software to ASUS BIOS so i dont have this issue?

 

Current specs are

MB : asus tuf b365m-plus gaming

CPU ; Intel I9 9900k 3.6ghz

GPu : RTX 2060 XC 6BG

SSD : evoplus 970 nvme m2

Power; 850w

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26 minutes ago, nextwm2019 said:

Hi so i have a asus tuf b365m-plus gaming motherboard

I realize now that my motherboard software needs a update.

I noticed my BIOS is MSI for some reason.

All the updates needs to be in the ASUS BIOS.

The company i bought the parts from set it up for me.

I dont understand how i got a MSI BIOS on an asus board.

Even my owners manual shows pictures of a ASUS BIOS not msi...

Is there anyway i can reformat the computer and change my motherboard software to ASUS BIOS so i dont have this issue?

 

Current specs are

MB : asus tuf b365m-plus gaming

CPU ; Intel I9 9900k 3.6ghz

GPu : RTX 2060 XC 6BG

SSD : evoplus 970 nvme m2

Power; 850w

it is possible to rewrite bios directly to the chip.. with an eprom programer.  (they are dirt cheap)

if you are lucky you can plug it to mainboard as some has it's own plug you can connect it to. 

or you need a hot air station and mad skills in soldering... to remove the chip and program it directly. (that's not cheap 😄 )

some pc repair shops knows how to do this.. others don't. 

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