Quote Originally Posted by skankinred View Post
FYI:
I just downloaded the newest version of nvflash 5.95.0.1 from http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads...r_Windows.html

I couldn't run this version from dos. Even typing nvflash while on the boot disk said "this program cannot be run in dos mode".
So inside of Win7 x64 I loaded up command prompt and tried your "nvflash -j -4 -5 -6 filename.rom" but that returned an I/O error saying it couldn't read the file.


I got it to work by following these steps:

nvflash -r
let that finish
nvflash -6 modbios.rom
let that finish
nvflash -w
let that finish
nvflash -y
and that would reboot your computer.

INFO:
-r unlocks it

-6 flashes it

-w locks it

-y reboots
Erm..

1. You downloaded the Windows version of nvflash not the DOS version
2. "filename.rom" is a generic term everybody uses, you are supposed to replace it with the actual filename you are using
3.