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            <title>[Gigabyte] BIOS Upgrade on old Gigabyte Motherboards</title>
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            <description>&lt;p&gt;There are several old Gigabyte Motherboards like the GA-MA Series which uses their BIOS Included Q-Flash Utility for upgrading. This tool tries to access an attached USB Device in a file browser way to give you the choice on which file to flash. Most of the time, you won&amp;rsquo;t be able to access your drive, as it will only be shown as &amp;ldquo;Floppy B&amp;rdquo;. In truth, this means your USB drive is formated the wrong way: You should have only one partition on that stick, with size LESS than 128 MB and FAT as file system. Yeah, I figured that out the hard way ^^&amp;rsquo;. It will then be shown as &amp;ldquo;HDD 0-0&amp;rdquo; in Q-Flash and will provide your files for easy upgrading 🙂&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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