Also das richitge Board müsste es sein.
http://www.motherboards.org/mobocop/view/solved/11526.html
Hast Du die exe Datei vorher entpackt? Da kommt dann eine *.bin Datei heraus.
Hast Du die Anleitung richtig gelesen?
Man kann auch das Flashprogramm nach dem Start von der Systemdiskette ausführen und dann die Flashdatei aufrufen. Das geht auch.
Man muss vorher im Bios noch auf Werkseinstellungen zürücksetzen und bei den Chipset Features die Option des Bios Protections ausschalten, damit man ein neues Bios einspielen kann. Hier nochmal die Anleitung oder aber von der Seite
http://www.chaintech.de/BIOS/Bios.htm#Disable%20the%20FLASH%20Bios%20Protection
Download the latest BIOS update from our website
On the bottom of this page you can choose the category to which your mainboard belongs.
Select the correct category, for example `Pentium mainboards`, and browse through the selection which will appear on the left of the screen where you can choose your mainboard model.
After making the correct selection, information about the BIOS updates for that particular mainboard model`s different versions will show up on the right part of the screen.
Download the latest update for your mainboard`s model version by clicking on the blue datecode on the left of the BIOS description.
Use the correct FLASH utility
The FLASH utility has many versions. The latest versions are 5.33 and 5.35. It is recommended to use the version that came with your mainboard.
Only when you experience problems updating the BIOS or if you do not have the FLASH utility, then you can download one of the versions available on this website. For example, here you can find the latest version.
Disable the FLASH Bios Protection in the BIOS
Some Chaintech mainboard types (5TDM, 5TTM, 5SDA) have a
Flash BIOS Protection option in the BIOS Setup`s CHIPSET SETUP. Please disable this option before attempting to update the BIOS.
Unpack the BIOS Update file
The file you downloaded in step 2. of these BIOS update instructions,
is most likely an executable file. (extension .EXE)
You can only update your BIOS using a binary file ! (extension .BIN)
Unpack the file by typing its name on the command prompt followed by ENTER. The file should automatically unpack into the binary file.
Startup your system under DOS without any TSR`s installed
The FLASH utility can only work well when there are no memory drivers or other TSR`s installed. It is recommended to start up your system from a floppy disk which only has the system (for example COMMAND.COM) on it or (under Windows 95, DOS 6.22, etc.) press F4/5 to bypass the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS startup files.
Run the FLASH utility
Make sure the BIOS update binary file is in the same directory as the FLASH utility. Remember the exact name of the BIOS update file. (do not mixup `0`(zero) and o (letter `O`) ).
Then run the flash utility.
On the screen the program will ask for the File Name to Program.
Type in the exact name of the BIOS update binary file, including the extension .BIN, and press ENTER.
The program will now ask you if you want to save your current BIOS version. Choose ENTER and type a filename for your current BIOS version, for example OLDBIOS.BIN.
Press ENTER and the program will save the current BIOS data to your current path.
Now the program will ask you to confirm your wish to update the BIOS using the file you mentioned earlier. Press Y to confirm.
The updating process will now start.
A colored bar will appear on the screen which indicates the progress of the updating process.
Wait until the system finishes the updating process and the message: Please Power Off Or Reset System ! appears.
Now you can power off your system. Wait for a few seconds and turn on your system again. You should now be able to see the new BIOS datecode appearing in the left upper corner of the screen.
If you have any problems during or after the BIOS update process, such as error messages, devices that suddenly cannot be used anymore, etc. then please look at our BIOS Update Troubleshooting section for more information.
Problems during BIOS updating
Problem Probable Cause Solution
`Program files or part number does not match with your system !` message shows up Incompatibility of FLASH utility and BIOS update You may ignore this message and press `Y` to continue the updating process
FLASH utility cannot find the BIOS update file Update file is not in the path you mentioned Type the correct path or copy the update file to the same directory as the FLASH utility
You entered the wrong filename (spelling error) Check the correct spelling of the update file. Do not mixup the `0` (zero) and the `O`.
The update file has not been unpacked yet
(wrong file extension) Unpack the file and make sure the update file has the extension .bin
`Insufficient memory` error message shows up Your base memory size is not sufficient Make sure all memory managers and other TSR`s have been removed
You are running the FLASH utility in a DOS or Windows shell Exit all shells and make sure all memory managers and other TSR`s have been removed
Your FLASH utility is not suitable for your updating your current BIOS Use a newer version of the FLASH utility
`Erase Chip Fail` or other error message indicating a failed update attempt shows up Your mainboard`s `Flash BIOS Protection` has been enabled Disable the `Flash BIOS Protection` in the BIOS
Your mainboard is an older model (486) and does not have a programmable FLASH BIOS Use an eprom programmer to program the BIOS or ask your supplier for help
Your FLASH ROM chip is defective Contact your supplier or nearest Chaintech branch office for a replacement of your FLASH ROM chip
Problems after BIOS updating
Problem Probable Cause Solution
Writing to floppy disks is not possible anymore The new BIOS `FDC Write Protect` function is enabled (default) Disable the `FDC Write Protect` option in the BIOS` `Integrated Peripherals` section
Windows cannot find certain devices anymore or gives configuration problems
(especially PnP devices) Old BIOS settings have not been removed After updating the BIOS,
please do the following:
1. Run the AWDFLASH utility with option /CC:
AWDFLASH /cc (+enter)
2. Go into the BIOS setup and choose `Load Setup Defaults`
3. Go to the `PnP/PCI Configuration`
section of the BIOS and enable the `Reset Configuration Data` option (2nd line),
Then `Save Settings and Exit`and startup your system as usual.
The system does not startup anymore
(screen is blank) Something has gone wrong during the BIOS updating process Ask you supplier or the nearest Chaintech branch office for help
If you have any problems or questions that are not answered in the above BIOS upgrade instructions or in our troubleshooting or Q&A section, then please don`t hesitate to contact our technical support service.
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