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Device: Foxconn FOX LiveUpdate Description: n/a Version: 1.0.8.9 for Windows Vista / 2003 / XP / 2000 Foxconn FOX LiveUpdate driver for Windows Vista / 2003 / XP / 2000 , version 1.0.8.9

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Could not find any guides / tutorials to do this and as foxconn's own live update was incapable of updating the bios I figured it out and figured I would share how to here.My system:Celeron G5302x4gb ddr3 1600MhzFoxconn H67S LGA 1155APEX MI 100(itx case with 250w PSU)To update bios you need to get the files from.You need to create a DOS prompt usb bootable flash drive. You can do so by following the.After you can boot from the usb drive, add all the bios files to the root of the usb device.(all the contents of the folder '4M ME Firmware' to the root of the usb drive)To update the bios you need to change the MFG jumper from its default position to disable Intel management Engine(set to pins 2-3 see page 18 of )Now boot with usb drive. Type 'dir' and you should see fpt along with A41F1P03.binTo update bios type the following into the dos prompt. It will then proceed to flash the bios, It will automatically verify the flash as well. After it has finished completely, hit power button.

You can now put the MFG jumper back to 1-2. The first POST will be longer than normal(took a good minute). After that and new settings entered, it take around 8 seconds or so to complete POST.These instructions will probably work for other foxconn boards as well, the bios name will of course be different, but you should be able to easily adapt this to yours. Happy Flashing!

Thank you so much for this. I updated to the latest bios using this method hoping somehow I can lower the fan speed on my Intel i3 2120 stock fan, unsuccessful to say the least. This motherboard is pretty cool for a mini ITX build, but lack of fan monitoring is killing.

Speedfan has been unsuccessful as well =(. I just unplug my CPU fan hoping that the lower power draw is ok without the fan and just heatsink.On a side note, this motherboard does allow me to a easy, compact solution for a mini HTPC build. You can view if you go up the notes you will see that text. If you do have PCB 1.1 then I would recommend updating the bios one version up at a time. It appears you have the original bios revision on your board-C29F1P03Updated:3/25/2013C29F1P02Updated:9/24/2012C29F1P01Updated:5/3/2012A48F1P03Updated:A48F1P02Updated:A48F1P01Updated:7/22/20Updated:4/1/20Updated:1/18/2011So I would update it one at a time and verify it works. Once you get to the C revisions, if it won't take, there is a decent chance you are on PCB 1.0.

Yep you can put it as you have it and just go to the bios directory, fpt is the program that does the flashing. Really all you need is fpt.exe and the bios file, for you it looks like BC5F1O04I just recommend putting it on the root as its one less step, and I always forget how to navigate the command prompt interface, so I try to keep it simple. Not sure on your motherboard, but at least on mine, in order to update the bios you need to change the jumper position to disable Intel management Engine. Yep you can put it as you have it and just go to the bios directory, fpt is the program that does the flashing. Really all you need is fpt.exe and the bios file, for you it looks like BC5F1O04I just recommend putting it on the root as its one less step, and I always forget how to navigate the command prompt interface, so I try to keep it simple. Not sure on your motherboard, but at least on mine, in order to update the bios you need to change the jumper position to disable Intel management Engine.