Can't update bios on R577UD-1GD

[dondadappa]

I've downloaded the flash program and the flash file. but jus don't work, apparently BIOSdoes not match. I've also tried booting with CD, but still don't work, any ideas?

[Dark Mantis]

If you are getting a warning that the BIOSes dont match then chances are that either you have downloaded the wrong one or the BIOS update file is corrupt. Check and download again.

[dondadappa]

I have been downloading it from the gigabyte website, but i'll try again

[Dark Mantis]

Sometimes the file offered for download can be corrupt, so if you have the same problem again try using a different download site(eg china, or usa) rather than Europe.

[dondadappa]

I have tried all download links and still no change, jus have to wait for gigabyte to get back to me.

[Dark Mantis]

I have just tried to check this out for you and from the Gigabyte Downloads section of the website it just doesn't work, nothing comes up even though it recognises the card number.
http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/download-center.aspx?kw=GA-R577UD-1GD&ck=

I tried another way and managed to get the right page.
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3283&dl=1#dl
The download for the BIOS is here but I don't know if it will work. It says the latest is F11

[dondadappa]

They are the ones that don't work. Its kool I'm waiting for gigabyte to get back to me. see wat happens. thanks anyway

[Dark Mantis]

Actually I had problems downloading them. They would almost complete and then just hang for a minute or more but in the end would complete.

[hisham.errish]

that means the memory of the card has other kind so chick out the vr of your bios exa(f8.f78 f1....) and the bios you have downloded it must be the next number and chick out the type of your memory card

[Dark Mantis]

that means the memory of the card has other kind so chick out the vr of your bios exa(f8.f78 f1....) and the bios you have downloded it must be the next number and chick out the type of your memory card

I understand what you are saying but there was only one firmware update available if you check. Also the updates follow the path of eg F1, F2, F3 and then F10, F11, and so on depending on the different memory installed.