Some people will copy the bios file to a USB drive for flashing, but I prefer to skip this step and just load the bios file straight from the hard drive.Ģ. Download the bios file for your notebook from the ASUS download site and unzip the bios file.Ĭreate a folder like 'bios' on your hard drive for the unzipped bios file. Updating the Bios using the Bios Easy Flashġ. If your system is having hardware problems like lock-ups, overheating, bluescreens, etc., it's more likely your bios flash will fail, so avoid flashing the bios if you see any of these problems and try to fix them first in other ways. Don't try this in the middle of a lightning storm or when there are potential disruptions (wait for them to pass).Ĥ. Make sure your battery is charged and your AC adapter is plugged in before trying this.ģ. A bad bios flash can kill ('brick' in our ROG terminology) your system, so that the system no longer works and needs to be sent back for repair.ĭon't try this unless you have a good reason to update your bios and can take the chance of killing your system (if necessary, wait until there is a better time to try this).Ģ. I'll plan to edit/update this post later, but feel free to let me know if anything isn't clear.ġ.
Unfortunately, I don't have more information about the G750Jw 208 bios updates, so if you aren't interested in the battery performance issue I would skip it. It's a good question that others will probably be interested in.įlashing the bios with Win7 and Win8 is not very different except maybe the process to enter the bios.
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