GA-AB350N-Gaming WIFI (1.0) BIOS Recovery

[siurocky]

I attempted to flash a new bios using Gigabyte's @bios tool. I was using the F10 bios before the flash and everything worked fine. However, during the flashing process, windows gave me a BSOD so the bios became corrupt.
I've been searching the web for answers and looked through the manual for anything related to BIOS recovery but couldn't find anything. Is there a BIOS recovery tool for the itx version of the board? I read elsewhere that the normal gaming 3 mobo has a dual BIOS function that helps with this problem. My computer is currently dead, wouldn't boot and won't post.

 

[rocktalkrock]

The manual suggests you try clearing the CMOS using the CLR_CMOS (Clear CMOS Jumper).

If that does not work you should contact Gigabyte Technical Support on their website and explain your problem. They may offer to RMA your motherboard if they can't offer you a solution.

 

[siurocky]

The manual suggests you try clearing the CMOS using the CLR_CMOS (Clear CMOS Jumper).

If that does not work you should contact Gigabyte Technical Support on their website and explain your problem. They may offer to RMA your motherboard if they can't offer you a solution.

Sadly, I've already tried that. 🙁 I was hoping that the board will include a backup BIOS jumper or something of the sort to quickly reset a bad BIOS. I have already contacted them via their esupport. I guess I have no choice but to wait for their response.

 

[rocktalkrock]

The manual suggests you try clearing the CMOS using the CLR_CMOS (Clear CMOS Jumper).

If that does not work you should contact Gigabyte Technical Support on their website and explain your problem. They may offer to RMA your motherboard if they can't offer you a solution.

Sadly, I've already tried that. 🙁 I was hoping that the board will include a backup BIOS jumper or something of the sort to quickly reset a bad BIOS. I have already contacted them via their esupport. I guess I have no choice but to wait for their response.

Yes, you should just wait. I thought all Gigabyte motherboards had dual BIOS, but apparently this Mini-ITX model does not.