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 Introduction
When adding large harddrives, USB devices, video cards, etc., sometimes the bios of the motherboard must be upgraded. Bios upgrades can fix problems, allow newer cpus, allow larger harddrives, fix video problems, allow different settings, and other things.  Many people buy computers without really knowing who made the motherboard. Some computers come with a manual telling you who is the maker, others don't. But almost all of them can be identified by their bios number. If you flash your bios with the wrong BIOS upgrade, your system could stop booting. Some of the new motherboards can still boot this way, but need an ISA video card and a bootable floppy to reflash.

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Note: Trigem people can get bios files here: http://www.e4all.info/index.htm

This information appears at the bottom of your screen after power on, during memory count up. Press the PAUSE key (it should work at that point) to pause the screen so you can read the part number, the release date, and the version. 

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Contacting Your Hardware Vendor

Manufacturers

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Identifying the chipset:

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Award BIOS Number that begin with:
Bios Numbers: Maker and Model

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