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    Posted: 20 Dec 2016 at 8:01pm
Today I received the correct Bios for J3455M
Thanks to Asrock Support.

Updated successfully and was able to enable VT-D in UEFI/Bios.

@wardog, you got Mail
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

hehehe, I just compared BIOS files for two J series boards I have files for.

Ready for this? Both unpacked files have the exact same CRC32 hashes.

PM me your email again and I'll let you compare, and decide.

This files name is APLITX1.11.zip



So they really sent me the Update for the ITX board, filename says it too. Damn ...
(I sent you one of the two files, you have)
I Don't think, that ITX Bios will work with the J3455M board.

Bios update doesn't work to prevent damage.

And yes, I used the 2.0 USB slot ;)


Edited by neo1984 - 17 Dec 2016 at 1:05pm
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You ARE placing the thumb drive in a USB 2.0 slot, right?

Too, these are Instant Flash files. Access Instant Flash from within your BIOS, usually under Tools.
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hehehe, I just compared BIOS files for two J series boards I have files for.

Ready for this? Both unpacked files have the exact same CRC32 hashes.

PM me your email again and I'll let you compare, and decide.

This files name is APLITX1.11.zip
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Nope .. didn't work .. already wrote tech support. Anyone any other ideas ?

At the moment I think, tech support sent me the J3455-itx bios not the J3455M bios ...
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Found a thread at Tomshardware, a guy used an external USB 2.0 harddisk, deleted all its partitions and created a partition with 200MB and it worked ...

Holy moly ....
Now I am busy screwing together an external drive with f**king old stuff of my hardware stock.
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Thanks for the hint, but the second stick has 8GB and I have fully formatted it - not quickformat
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Originally posted by neo1984 neo1984 wrote:

Instant flash
No image file detected.

Tried two different USB sticks, all USB 2.0 ports of the Mobo, formated FAT32 and yes I've extracted the zip file.

:(



Use a smallish 8-16GB thumb drive. Seems the larger the drive the more issues Users here experience.

I've distributed the file you provided me twice now and both reported success.
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Instant flash
No image file detected.

Tried two different USB sticks, all USB 2.0 ports of the Mobo, formated FAT32 and yes I've extracted the zip file.

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Any future Users coming to this Thread, if you make a post here _and_ PM me with your email address I'll fix you up with a link on my Google Drive to BETA BIOS 1.11 for the J3455M that corrects for the missing VT-d availability.


Edited by wardog - 13 Dec 2016 at 9:01am
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