- Find a firmware: (https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z87PLUS/HelpDesk_Download/)
http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA1150/Z87-PLUS/Z87-PLUS-ASUS-2103.zip - Unpack it and localize Z87-PLUS-ASUS-2103.CAP (or some other older version Z87-PLUS-ASUS-2004.CAP or Z87-PLUS-ASUS-1802.CAP)
- Prepare a FAT flash device
- Copy the firmware *.CAP file to flash root directory and rename to: Z87PL.CAP
- Plug flash into the 'flashback' USB port at the back of PC (it's next to ethernet with a green border around)
- Press flashback button on a motherboard, it's below a power plug, labeled as "BIOS_FLBK"
The FLBK_LED should start blinking (if it stops blinking means it cannot read firmware or the file is broken). It will take few minutes. DONE.
BTW. It sucks that Asus just doesn't say what should be the name of a firmware file. They could just use FIRMWARE.CAP and it would be fine. There are other ways of protecting people from themselves than encoding the model in a file name.
BTW. It sucks that Asus just doesn't say what should be the name of a firmware file. They could just use FIRMWARE.CAP and it would be fine. There are other ways of protecting people from themselves than encoding the model in a file name.
Thanks. no info on ASUS sucky website on this naming for z87plus.
ReplyDeletehopefully my NVME SSD driver modified bios will work this way!