Used it plenty of times with no issues.
If your OS is that unstable you have bigger issues.
It's common knowledge and sense not to flash from Windows. People like the OP make the mistake and post about it so that other people don't have to make the same costly mistake. If you'd rather ignore the OP's advice and make the mistake for yourself then that's fine, just don't go confusing the issue for others by blaming the stability of the OP's OS.
It's common knowledge and sense not to flash from Windows. People like the OP make the mistake and post about it so that other people don't have to make the same costly mistake. If you'd rather ignore the OP's advice and make the mistake for yourself then that's fine, just don't go confusing the issue for others by blaming the stability of the OP's OS.
News to me.
Then you must live under a rock tbh.
I just find it bizarre that you couldn't of read about it somewhere on the net over the years.
Lucky you were able to, sometimes it will cause a borking that isn't that simple to fix o_O. Yeah the general theme seems to be to avoid flashing Windows, regardless of how stable your OS is running its always a better choice to do it the DOS way. That said bios upgrades within bios seem alright, Asus EZFlash has served me well. With 2mb+ bios you can't really use floppies anyway.I used it, broke my bios and had to do it again via floppy.