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hi this is Mike from Mike unboxing
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reviews and how to and on today's video
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I'm going to show you how to do a USB
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bars flashback on the Asus b650 tough
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gaming plus Wi-Fi this is actually a
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very simple thing to do and certainly if
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you've picked up one of these boards and
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you haven't updated the boss I would
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strongly suggest doing this before you
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build your system there are a lot of
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improvements in the latest bosses and
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especially after June of 20123 where
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they've adjusted the vcore voltage so
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making the processor not run ther
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nuclear which is always a good thing so
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things you're going to need for this
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you're going to need obviously the
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motherboard itself something to put the
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motherboard on ideally on a box I'm
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going to use the motherboard box here
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that's going to be absolutely fine uh
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you also need a power supply ATX power
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supply so I'm just using this thermote
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tough power sfx 1000 wat when it comes
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to connectivity for the power you'll
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need two connections one of which being
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the EPS 8 Pin and also you will need the
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24 pin main power you will also need a
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USB flash drive ideally one which is
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less than 32 GB in size predominantly
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for the reason that this needs to be
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formatted in the fat 32 format drives
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over 32 GB in size won't like fat 32
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they'll try and format to xat or NTFS so
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by having a 32 gig drive that is
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removing some of that problem if for
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some reason you don't have access to a
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drive as small as this you can create an
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additional partition on a larger Drive
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should you wish to this potentially can
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add a few problems but it is a way
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around it we have done a video on how to
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do that which will link in the video
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description also other things you'll
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need to perform this task is a little
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bit of free time about 5 minutes and
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also a working computer either a
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Macintosh or a PC which you can actually
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download the BIOS onto so you will need
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access to the internet and also that
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unit needs to have a USB port to plug
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your USB drive into hopefully that will
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make sense if it does we can proceed and
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we'll go over to the computer now and
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I'll show you how to download the BIOS
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how to rename it into a suitable file
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type and then we'll get on to actually
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doing the BIOS flash itself so first of
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all you want to go to the website for
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your particular motherboard now in this
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particular instance we're using the
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tough gaming b650 plus Wi-Fi do make
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sure when you're trying to do this that
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you actually get the right motherboard
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there are variants of this which don't
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have Wi-Fi and the B won't work so make
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sure you get the right version if you're
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not too sure look on your motherboard
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box and double check you have got the
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right model this will also apply to
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other models within the Asus range so if
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you have got a slightly different model
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you can follow along with this but just
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make sure you go to the appropriate site
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and get the appropriate bios for your
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motherboard so we're going to want to
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head over to the support tab which is
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here and you've got various things here
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it starts off with FAQs we want drivers
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and tools and we want boss and firmware
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now depending when you're watching this
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if you're trying to work out what BIOS
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version you need then you can click over
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to the CPU and memory support Tab and
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that will tell you which processors are
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supported and which bios revisions they
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require as it stands at the moment this
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isn't too much of a problem so we're
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just going to head straight on and get
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the latest
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bios so click on bi and firmware scroll
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down a little bit and normally the very
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newest one is at the top so this one is
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from the 16th of October 2023 and we're
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currently the 1st of November so this
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one's a couple of weeks old so this is
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going to be absolutely fine
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if you want a slightly older bios then
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you click on see all downloads and this
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will show all the previous versions so
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the latest one is 1811 1807 1654 Etc so
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the higher the number the newer the BIOS
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now it does mention there before running
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the USB B flashback tool please rename
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the bar file to tgb 650 pw. cap using
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bar renamer and this is a file which is
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actually included in your download so
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don't worry you can do it manually if
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you want to and if you're not too sure
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what that stands for it's tough gaming
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b650 plus Wi-Fi so that's how the
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letters break down so if for some reason
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you forget you can just basically make
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that up for yourself using the
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motherboard model name anyway let's move
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on so we're going to click on download
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we'll save this to the desktop for
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Simplicity
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sake and it is a ZIP file so we are
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going to need to unzip it and it
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downloads pretty quickly so now we can
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minimize this window and now onto our
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desktop we can unzip the file so if we
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right click and choose extract all we'll
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extract it to the default location which
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is back to a new folder on our desktop
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click on
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extract and there is our file so if
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you're updating the BIOS from actually
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within the BIOS if you have a working
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system you can just use this file on its
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own on a USB stick but if you don't have
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a working system and you need to update
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the boss via the flashback method using
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the button on the back then you do have
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to rename this file otherwise the
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motherboard simply cannot recognize it
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it's a very simple and straightforward
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thing to do all you need to do is to
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click on Boss renamer
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exe and this will come up as a Dos box
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press any key to continue and the Box
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will
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close so there we go so now our file is
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appropriately named so now we can get
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our USB stick
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ready so I just plugged in our USB drive
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now it's currently got a previous bar on
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there cuz I use this drive for pretty
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much every bar update so for Simplicity
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we're going to format it just to make
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sure it's completely clean and again
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we're going to choose the fat 32 you
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potentially might have the option for
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NTFS or X fat don't choose that choose
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fat 32 or is it just simply won't work
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default allocation size you can just set
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to default and where it says volume
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label leave that blank when you're happy
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click on start this will erase the drive
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in its entirety
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you will get a notification saying you
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sure you want to do this we are so we're
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going to click
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okay and our drive is now formatted so
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now we can close this down and all we
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need to do is to now copy this file onto
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our USB drive so however you want to do
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it you can either drag and drop it or
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you can copy and paste so I'm going to
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do copy then we're going to go to our
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USB drive and then right click and
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choose
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paste and there we go there is our cap
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file as expected if you're not too sure
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if it's the right one look at the file
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size it should be running around 32
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megabytes in this instance
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32772 Koby which is absolutely fine so
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now we can eject this drive by clicking
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on the eject button or you can just
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remove it the choice is entirely up to
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you and now we can head over to our test
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bench
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scenario Okay so we've got our little
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test bench set up here so the
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motherboard is actually on top of the
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box uh USB is facing out purely for
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Simplicity for actually just so I can
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show you the lights Flash in ETC so
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we've got our powerly that is plugged
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into the mains but currently Switched
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Off very important and we're going to
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connect to our connector so we've got
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our 8 Pin EPS which goes into the top
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corner of your motherboard you're
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probably seeing that from some b-roll so
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that is pretty straightforward you don't
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have to plug in all of them there is an
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extra four pin connector and your
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motherboard may have more if you've got
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a a similar design you may have two
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eights but just one of the eights is
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absolutely fine the next one to plug in
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is our 24 pin main power connector which
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is on the side of the motherboard can't
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really miss it is the biggest connection
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on the board so let's plug that one in
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also and just make sure that you hear
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some kind of Click hopefully this one
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hasn't but it is in firmly just check
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that it's seated fully down and that is
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pretty much it in terms of actually
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powering the motherboard so the next
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thing to do is to make sure you plug
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your USB stick into the correct Port now
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it's really hard if this is in a dark
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area away from you and you can't really
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see because all the USB ports look the
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same if you do look very closely you'll
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find that one of the USB ports actually
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has a white box around it your
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motherboard may be slightly different
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but it should say on there bios that is
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the one we need to use so our USB drive
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is plugged in and we're pretty much
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ready to go now a lot of people ask this
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question do I need to do this on a bare
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board now the simple answer is no you
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don't but as I always say if you're
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doing it on a bare board if for some
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reason it doesn't flash or it fails it's
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going to be really easy to go through
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and work out what the potential problem
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is whether it's a connection whether
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it's the USB stick the file whereas if
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maybe you've got other things plugged in
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such as your front panel connectors a
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graphics card um USB ports all that kind
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of stuff potentially any of those could
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have damage to them which is preventing
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the system from working especially
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things like your reset switch or your
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power on button of which on cases I've
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seen numerous occasions where the reset
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button's been damaged it's in the
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shorted position and the motherboard
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just won't turn on at all so for me
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personally a bare system is the way to
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do it if you're watching this video
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because you've actually tried to do this
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on your own motherboard and it's been
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failing with it actually in a built
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system the first thing I would suggest
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to do is just take the motherboard out
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put it onto a little box like this and
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do a very little minimal setup and
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hopefully this should cure the problem
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anyway let's get on and do it so we're
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going to turn on our power
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supply so that is powered on and now
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what we need to do is just press the
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bar's flashback button which is located
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just here there is actually an LED next
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to it which gives you some indication of
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what is going on normally for this I
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press and hold the button for about 2 or
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3 seconds just to make sure that the
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process is starting so let's go ahead
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and do that one two 3 and release and
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you can see already hopefully just about
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the BIOS LED is flashing there so that
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means it is actually initializing the
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onboard systems it isn't reading the
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drive straight away if for any reason it
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doesn't flash like this and it just goes
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to a solid green light straight away
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that means either it cannot initialize
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or it cannot recognize the USB drive or
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possibly the file on it so do make sure
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that that is correct you should find it
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flashes steady for a little while maybe
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a minute or so and then we're going to
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get to a point where the speed will
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change so it will start flashing a
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little bit quicker then at the end it
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should flash normally this sort of speed
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again and then we're looking for the
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actual ad to turn off at the very end so
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we're going to let it go on do its thing
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it should take anywhere up to about 5
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minutes to do this process so just leave
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it to one side and I think the light is
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flashing slightly quicker now so yeah
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we'll just let it carry on and do its
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thing and we'll come back when it's
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finished and there we go the bias LED
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has now stopped
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flashing so that would signify that the
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process is done now you may find your
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particular system your power supply you
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may have switched on and now you'll find
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that the power has turned off depending
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on the power supply yours may or may not
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spin up a lot of power supplies these
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days have a zero fan technology so they
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only turn on when they're under a
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certain amount of load and this type of
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load is nowhere near enough to actually
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cause the fans to kick in yours may have
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done everyone's is slightly different
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but that is essentially it so now what
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we can do is we can actually turn off
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the power so turn off our power supply
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switch and then we can remove our USB
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stick disconnect the power cables and
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we're pretty much ready to build our
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system so at this point now everything
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is done the BIOS has been flashed so
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that's absolutely fine I would suggest
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if you have got your system set up
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something like this already it's
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probably a good idea now just to put
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your processor in your RAM and actually
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just do a test boot to see what happens
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you will have diagnostic LEDs on this
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particular board if this is the one
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you're flashing so you can see that
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everything is okay make sure it goes
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past the CPU and RAM cycle you probably
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get it it finishes on the boot LED cuz
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there possibly won't be an operating
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system installed but overall I think
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