System board extension for PnP BIOS -Code=10/ Transcender?


-I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it , that didn't work.
-It's driving my crazy cause I'm going to be a tech in the near future but I can't fix this one issue. The OS is WINme. I know after I pass the OS Exam I'm going to XP.
-Do I need to update my BIOS?
Also what do you think about Transcender for a studying tool for the test?

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What are your BIOS settings regarding PnP and ACPI? (if any
Although this is generaly not adviced: I always update the BIOS of my mainboards and videocards whenever there's a newer version, especially when there's a problem related to the BIOS, just to rule out another possible cause.
There's a slight chance you need to do a reinstall of windows ME after you updated the BIOS (an upgrade usually works and will keep your current settings and programs.)
I haven't used the A+ OS Transcenders myself, although it I did for many other exams, but I can say this: I don't have banners of Transcender on this site because they are the most rewarding for us, there are other advertisers willing to offer more or a higher percentage of sale. I choose Transcender banners because they provide a very good product, maybe even the best, but that's a matter of opinion and depends on which exam you're taking.
If you do decide to buy them, be sure to visit them via their banner on our site so you will support us a 'bit' as well
I don't wont to risk updating my BIOS, because I really dont need to , anyway. Plus the fact that my motherboard company <Amptron> hasn't reponded to any of my emails regarding BIOS upgrade.
Next year, I will just upgrade my whole system, if I need to.
Thanks for the help.
every computer i have owned that has had a flash-capable bios has been flashed. anytime i attempt a major upgrade, i will check for a bios upgrade...
my lab contains p1 computers and have needed bios upgrades to allow for larger memory modules and larger hard drives amongst other things.
i recently upgraded my main computer to an athlon 1700, and having heard there may be stability problems with the cpu and certain motherboards, decided to see if a bios upgrade would address the problem. it turned out, however, that the trouble with the chip was the core and that amd have since replaced them with a different core.