Hello forum,I recently purchased a new computer,built it,installed the OS etc..So,everything went fine until I Shut it down to go to sleep,but forgot to do something.
So I opened it again and a message poped up on the screen "Rebbot and Select proper boot device or insert media in selected boot device and press a key",anyway I managed to fix that by reseting the bios.
Then I noticed that the bios are far from updated and there is a bios file on Gigabyte's site that says "Improved M.2 compatibility",since my OS runs on a M.2 I thought maybe updating to that version but before updating to that version it says that I need to update to the older versions before that and above my current one that means I have to update my bios 2 times so there won't be any problems or crashes but isn't it risky?
By the way i have a Ryzen 5 2600 cpu.
So I opened it again and a message poped up on the screen "Rebbot and Select proper boot device or insert media in selected boot device and press a key",anyway I managed to fix that by reseting the bios.
Then I noticed that the bios are far from updated and there is a bios file on Gigabyte's site that says "Improved M.2 compatibility",since my OS runs on a M.2 I thought maybe updating to that version but before updating to that version it says that I need to update to the older versions before that and above my current one that means I have to update my bios 2 times so there won't be any problems or crashes but isn't it risky?
By the way i have a Ryzen 5 2600 cpu.