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    nvflash

    Discussion in 'Alienware 18 and M18x' started by encor50, Apr 11, 2015.

  1. encor50

    encor50 Notebook Consultant

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    hello

    im trying to make a bootable usb for nvflash its just does not show in the bios i have AW18 win 8.1

    thanx
     
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    Have you got csm on as you need to legacy boot none uefi devices.
     
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    encor50 Notebook Consultant

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    yea i did and it worked :p thanx anyway
     
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    What did you do to get it working?
     
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    encor50 Notebook Consultant

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    well i used HPUSBDisk to make my usb bootable using win98 boot files then copy nvflash to the root of the usb after and boot with legacy mode secure off it should work

    open HPUSBDisk As admin chose the usb check quick format and Create a DOS startup disk then browse and chose the win98 folder that will take the boot files and use it for the usb then copy nvflash to it :)
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    Ah so you just had not created the boot drive properly? Glad you have it working now :)
     
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    encor50 Notebook Consultant

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    how properly ? i couldnt find another way :p
     
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    I'm confused, what did you do differently that got it working after it was not?
     
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    encor50 Notebook Consultant

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    i used legacy boot i was trying on UEFI