Quote Originally Posted by strange|ife View Post
do u have 4gb? either way take all the memory out. do a full clear CMOS. Then try updating to 11 offcial bios with these handles. Example

awdflash m629b_11.bin /cd/cp/cc/py/cks/sn/wb/e

power down, if u have 4 gb just boot with 2 sticks..set your voltage. reboot put the rest of ur sticks in. it should work

i had the C1 hang for the first time on a brand new ip35. that cleared up the issue

Not trying to make you look bad but...... NO SPACING BETWEEN SYNTAX'S IS NO GOOD!


When Flashing from DOS and using Switching/Parameters I always flash twice this way everything gets written over twice and produces a cleaner Flash with less chance of anything not taking properly and less chance of failure! Remember Do a FULL Clear Cmos before flashing! That means remove the Battery, place the Jumper to clear Position, and Move the Clear Cmos Switch on the back of the Mobo to clear position and DO NOT set you're Ram Voltage to man spec just load optimized defaults once you power on after Clearing Cmos Before Flashing! Make sure you use a PS2 Keyboard for the Flash too!

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What I find that works best when Flashing Bios is these switches for this board in this order and a added switch /E which returns you to A:\ Prompt at that time I repeat the Process and FLASH a second time to make sure that all Parameters were Overwritten and Updated properly, which in return results in a cleaner Flash!

AWDFLASH.EXE M629B_11.BIN /CD /CP /CC /PY /CKS /SN /WB /E

After second Flash Power Down Manually and REPEAT the Clear Cmos Process you did prior to Flashing ...Please