Rolling back BIOS after Windows 10 install

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   Hi everyone,

I guess I'm a little late to the news about the whole H-series no longer being able to overclock G3258 or other non-K Intel processors. I was wondering why I couldn't find any of the overclock settings in the setup utility!

I know in order to get it back, I'll have to flash my board (H97 anniversary) back to 1.40. However, I've already installed Windows 10. I know I'll probably have to do a re-install, but has anyone flashed it after Windows 10 was already installed on their computer? Would I still be able to get away booting it with one core disabled and doing the mcupdate fix or would it require a reinstall first?

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	Hi everyone, I guess I'm a little late to the news about the whole H-series no longer being able to overclock G3258 or other non-K Intel processors. I was wondering why I couldn't find any of the overclock settings in the setup utility! I know in order to get it back, I'll have to flash my board (H97 anniversary) back to 1.40. However, I've already installed Windows 10. I know I'll probably have to do a re-install, but has anyone flashed it after Windows 10 was already installed on their computer? Would I still be able to get away booting it with one core disabled and doing the mcupdate fix or would it require a reinstall first?