"Let's see,....How to say this?......HEEEELLLP!!" OK,..So,...I have an ASUS M2N32 SLI-Deluxe that has a "Legit" version of Vista Ultimate x64 running as its' O.S.,...Six Gb of RAM, and about 2.7 Tb of Drive space. I've been trying for TWO days now to re-flash the BIOS (which I believe is the ORIGINAL BIOS from 2 years ago!,...yeah,..I know,...but it's been running alright up til now,...if it's not broke,..don't fix it, true?). I've gone to the ASUS web site,...downloaded the 2101.bin file and the latest flash tool "AWDFLASH132.zip" and unpacked it, right?.....so,....I then first attempt (which turned into 6-7 times) to open up in DOS @ start-up,..type in "AWDFLASH132.EXE 2101.bin /F",...and I get a pop-up error screen that says something to the effect of "This program is NOT compatible with the currently intalled 64 bit O.S. Contact the manufacturer for....blah!..blah!..blah!..." (EVERYONE WITH ME SO FAR?) So,..THEN,....I try the "EZ-FLASH" utility in the existing BIOS and try BOTH,..a USB install,...and a CD-R install of the 2101.bin file,....and STILL NOTHING,...it won't even CONSIDER flashing the newly up-dated BIOS. I'm also not sure if doing this is going to screw up my "Legit" Vista-Ultimate x64 OS status of Legitimacy. I mainly use this 'puter for recording my bands' music and playing movies,...and I'll admit that I'm NOT the most "'puter-literate" individual out there. So,...with that said,.... Could SOMEONE PLEASE help me/ this.......PLEASE? Thank You in Advance for the Assistance.
911Medic, I did use afudos as a tools to flash it but it still now working. I rerun all your work but still. I heard that my mobo has a routine that will rewrite slic table automatically. Anyway thanks for all your hard effort and after I got new mobo I'll ask for your help again.
Using AMI SLIC3 20080419 - different. Few bytes different in region of 2b260 (binary compare). Lots different around 5CFB0. Then a few byte changes periodically and some 0xFF padding near the end. I am going to try to work thru the manual method posted here and see how I go. Andy