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SRose
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06-09-2020
01:51 PM
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DH77KC BIOS
I have a DH77KC that has not been updated for many years. I have a USB SSD for Veeam backups and having it connected at startup sometimes causes confusion that I sought to resolve with a newer BIOS. I looked and saw that the files had been taken down and got a download that user Al.Hill was kind enough to post. I attempted the upgrade and got the following message "Capsule Header Invalid, System will reset..." From reading online it seems there may be a mid point upgrade needed instead of bounding from the current revision (not seeing my note right now or I'd tell you what I have) all the way to 112?
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SRose
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06-09-2020
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the current BIOS shows to be BLH6710H.86A.0146.2011.1222.1415
AlHill
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06-09-2020
02:56 PM
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@SRose That is incorrect. The current bios is 0112 (KC0112.bio) for the DH77KC, which I have attached. Please verify your motherboard model number and bios.
Also, here is a link to the release notes:
Put the .bio file on a FAT32 formatted usb stick and use the F7 method to update. If that fails, use the bios recovery to install 0112.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000005630/boards-and-kits.html
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02-10-2021
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i apologize for the inconvenience, i know i should discuss about this matter elsewhere .Please send me the latest BIOS for dh77kc.
amirrezat76@gmail.com
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06-09-2020
03:12 PM
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The current BIOS that is running on my motherboard now is BLH6710H.86A.0146.2011.1222.1415 and I realize the 112 is the newest for the DH77KC.
Strangely enough I am seeing DH67GD as the tag on this motherboard so apparently it was swapped out over the years and I forgot that detail. Guess it's lucky I didn't brick my board.
AlHill
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06-09-2020
03:28 PM
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So, do you need a bios for the DH67GD? You have 0146. The latest/last bios for that board is 0163, and I have attached it.
Also, here are the release notes:
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06-09-2020
03:58 PM
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Thank You Doc for your expert assistance. I'm very thankful that you had the files safely saved before they were taken down
AlHill
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06-09-2020
04:17 PM
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Thanks, but I cannot take all the credit. @n.scott.pearson had archived most of files before they were taken down.
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12-09-2020
04:59 AM
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Hello @AlHill , is there any chance to get earlier version of that BIOS for DH77KC, the one that does not exceed 8MB in size? The latest one attached here is 9.5MB after unzipping, I have a damaged board that needs BIOS reinstall but it must have the same BIOS version as previously installed. Is there any repository with old BIOS versions?
AlHill
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12-09-2020
05:09 AM
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Can you tell me what bios rev the board has? Can you F2 during boot to get to the bios? Have you tried bios recovery?
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12-09-2020
05:59 AM
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I'm unable to tell the exact rev, it's probably rev.1 (xxx). The board is not showing any BIOS screens, so F2 doesn't work, recovery doesn't help either... The board bricked after power shutdown (UPS didn't keep the power long enough). If there is any BIOS archive with older versions I can check which one would work.
AlHill
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12-09-2020
06:07 AM
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There were a couple dozen bios updates to this board. If you are not seeing any bios screen, and recovery did not work, it is unlikely you will be successful. And, depending on what bios you had, you may not be able to go back to just any version.
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AlHill
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12-09-2020
06:18 AM
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Also, what is your processor model number? 2nd or 3rd gen?
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12-09-2020
06:59 AM
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It's 3rd Gen (Ci7-3770), purchased in 2013 and if any BIOS update was performed, it was right after purchasing in 2013, no later BIOS updated were installed. Does this narrow down potential BIOS version that is there? (~8MB in size)
AlHill
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12-09-2020
03:28 PM
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Well, you cannot go back to a bios that did not support 3rd gen processors. Do you still have the 2nd gen processor?
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12-09-2020
07:05 PM
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You really should be using the latest available BIOS. Just because a BIO file is bigger than 8MB does not mean that the BIOS will not fit in the flash component. You also do not need the same BIOS version that you had previously - but, if you can identify which version that is, I will see if I can get it for you.
What versions I have are in the attached ZIP file, along with the release notes.
...S
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06-09-2020
04:37 PM
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By all means thank you also to @n.scott.pearson I appreciate you gentlemen
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