Issue updating my gigabyte motherboard BIOS from f5 to f6

[CRB10]

Hello I decided to update my BIOS today as I got a notification. I have a GA-Z97X-UD3H Gigabyte motherboard. The issue is now my computer doesnt boot-up properly. So first after the update I reset my computer like it asked to. Then it after a the normal loading it doesnt show a signal to my monitors but I can clearly hear my computer running. I checked here for that problem and cleaned up the RAM and CMOS battery. Rebooted, it acknowledged the motherboard was reset due to the battery I assume. Now it has the option to boot in repair disk option or windows normal startup. I picked repair disk option then it shows windows is loading files, then no connection to my monitors. Reboot, says windows didnt restart properly, I went to safe mode to make sure it was fine, all my files are there but I dont know what to do in safe mode to fix the problem. Reboot again, start windows normally and then I get stuck into the loading screen with the blue wheel. This cycle just keeps continuing. Is there a way to reverse the BIOS update back to f5? What should I do? I need my computer ASAP for school. It is a desktop and I have dual monitors if that is useful information.

 

[smorizio]

from another pc downlaod the bios file (newest for your mb.) unzip the rom file to a usb stick and plug the usb stick into the mb you need to update.go into the bios and use the bios updater. run it twice as there two bios. when you run it the second time and the pc reboots go back into the bios hit default settings and save. reboot and then go back in and turn on xmp profile for the ram. if you have a gpu look for primany display set it to peg/pci. turn off multi monitor support (onboard video). your windows should load fine. if not go into safe mode. run msconfig turn everything off in start up. if the pc still locks up go back in to safe mode uninstall video and anti virus software and reboot. if the pc reboots fine. reinstall the video driver first if your rig boots fine then reinstall anti virus.

 

[cin19]

Also you may try how to kick-start the backup BIOS first, if that does not work then try what smorizio said update the BIOS again. Good luck.
How to kick-start the backup BIOS http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/697533-GUIDE-Forcing-backup-BIOS-on-Gigabyte-motherboards