The jack is usually around the BIOS chip itself.Hope this post helps some you guys out,I might look at one of my old USB PCI cards to see if it can made to a SPI cable like Richard sells I`m cheap and would like the challenge of making one. Firstly, you should create your flash USB drive. This feature is included on some newer and more high spec Gigabyte motherboards. If your PC won't boot or you can't update the BIOS on your PC through other methods, you can try using the Q-Flash Plus feature on your Gigabyte motherboard. I`m not sure how many motherboards support SPI,I should hunt down all the manufacture`s boards and pics to make a list so far I know one of mine doesĪSUS M3A32MVP-Deluxe Maybe if you could reply with what board you have and see if you have the SPI_j1 Or just SPI. Qflash plus can update a BIOS even when a PC can't boot. This technology provides 100% BIOS protection and 100% recovery of a crashed BIOS. The BIOS or UEFI controls all of the low-level. The BIOSecure Programmer is a device that serves as an SPI writer allowing you to flash BIOS (to the system board) from another computer that has the updated or correct BIOS file. Do you need to change your boot device order or reset your system clock The BIOS or UEFI (the updated version of the BIOS) is the place for you. Ok so some tech info input and understanding what SPI is check these sites outĭFI is selling this to user`s,New product this year Richard Burke sells the same thing. Ok here is some links for when some of you have the BAD FLASH Yuck I hate them too.Good news is there is a way to fix them using a Host computer.Just read these four links and maybe like someone said in a other post get this stickies.Some cool tech stuff guys.

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