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nick94
Hey everyone, i wanted to ask all of those who know how to do a bios update. I have a toshiba a135-s4527 laptop and it currently installed windows xp onto it. I wanted to update the bios, because i beleive that i will get better performance like this and i will have more options. My laptop has phoenix v1.20 bios but i cant find anywhere to update it. Btw i checked on toshiba site but it only has bios update fgor vista nad i have xp now so can anyone help me?
cdob
Toshiba Model Selector offers a BIOS update for floppy, CD-ROM and windows installation.
http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modSel.jsp
nick94
isnt this update only for vista, or can i download it for xp?
cdob
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isnt this update only for vista, or can i download it for xp?
I've no idea.

Anyway I would neither use XP nor Vista for a BIOS update.
Don't you have a DVD or CD drive? What about the CD-ROM solution?
TheReasonIFail
I've updated the BIOS to the majority of my company's PC's from within Windows without a single problem.

So I would think doing it from within Windows would not cause any major problems.

I guess it just comes down to what you feel more comfortable doing.
nick94
OMG!!!! i did the bios update and it failed. Now my computer wont turn on when i click the on switch. i do not recommend doing a bios update unless you are having problems. I did it and now i dont even have a laptop.
urie
QUOTE (nick94 @ Sep 18 2008, 06:46 PM) *
OMG!!!! i did the bios update and it failed. Now my computer wont turn on when i click the on switch. i do not recommend doing a bios update unless you are having problems. I did it and now i dont even have a laptop.


Have a look here some good info on bios recovery, ;http://forums.mydigitallife.info/showthread.php?t=2105

P.S. never update bios in windows unless you realy need to alway do it in dos if posible
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