Today at 13:22 #1 Zeebedy Zeebedy Soldato Joined 28 Jan 2011 Posts 8,068 Just curious if it’s safe to use a USB port that’s for flashing the BIOS, as an ordinary port? Or should it only really be used for flashing?
Just curious if it’s safe to use a USB port that’s for flashing the BIOS, as an ordinary port? Or should it only really be used for flashing?
Today at 13:27 #2 Quartz Quartz Soldato Joined 1 Apr 2014 Posts 19,343 Location Aberdeen Zeebedy said: Just curious if it’s safe to use a USB port that’s for flashing the BIOS, as an ordinary port? Or should it only really be used for flashing? Click to expand... Just don't leave a USB drive with a BIOS update attached.
Zeebedy said: Just curious if it’s safe to use a USB port that’s for flashing the BIOS, as an ordinary port? Or should it only really be used for flashing? Click to expand... Just don't leave a USB drive with a BIOS update attached.
Today at 13:47 #3 Zeebedy Zeebedy Soldato OP Joined 28 Jan 2011 Posts 8,068 Thanks, won’t use the port to be in the safe side. Was just curious, thanks Quartz!
Today at 15:12 #4 andy_mk3 andy_mk3 Soldato Joined 5 Oct 2009 Posts 14,171 Location Spalding, Lincs Can use it no issues at all, dont worry about it. It's simply a dedicated port for updating bios via flashback usually.
Can use it no issues at all, dont worry about it. It's simply a dedicated port for updating bios via flashback usually.
Today at 15:12 #5 hornetstinger hornetstinger Soldato Joined 6 Sep 2016 Posts 11,235 It's fine as long as you don't hold button in, and the file is named whatever the bios deems as flashback file
It's fine as long as you don't hold button in, and the file is named whatever the bios deems as flashback file