Here might be the help for those MSI k8n neo2 users who have hard time to reach high

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what does all that /x/x/x/ do?

I think he is quoting XXXX as being the BIOS file name.

The switches supported by the MSI flash utility (AWFL833D.EXE) are..


<Swtches> ?: Show Help Messages$.. py: Program Flash Memory pn: No Flash Programming$.. sy: Backup Original BIOS To Disk File sn: No Original BIOS Backup$.. Sb: Skip BootBlock programming Wb: Always Programming BootBlock$.. cd: Clear DMI Data After Programming cc: Clear CMOS Data After Programming $.. cp: Clear PnP(ESCD) Data After Programming$.. LD: Destroy CMOS Checksum And No System Halt For First Reboot$.. After Programming Tiny: Occupy lesser memory$.. QI: Qualify flash part number with source file$.. E: Return to DOS After Programming R: RESET System After Programming$.. F: Use Flash Routines in Original BIOS For Flash Programming$.. cks: Show update Binfile checksum cksXXXX: Compare Binfile CheckSum with XXXX$..NVMAC:XXXXXXXXXXXX NVGUID:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX$.. Support nForce Input MAC,GUID Function,with "/wb" to update MAC and GUID.$..Example: AWDFLASH 6A69R000.bin /py/sn/nvmac:xxxxxxxxxxxx/wb$..................................$NviD$...

So yep ypu could use them if you wish.

Thinking..I would prolly give /wb a miss unless you are updating the MAC or firewire GUID.