This is supposed to take care of any chances of the system overheating problems with stanby a couple of people had...
If you have the later 8887 system shipped with HT enabled you probably already have this update, but for those with the 8886/8887 this may be a solution to any chance of the overheating when going to standby.
Please download the file from HERE.
Once downloaded to your desktop
Insert a floppy disk and create a boot disk by clicking my computer and right clicking on the A: drive and going to "Format":
Once you've created your startup disk, double click and execute your H8-23.exe file you downloaded:
Now, reboot the computer off the floppy drive. If your computer is booting to Windows, you need to change the boot sequence. To do this, during boot up, press CTRL/ALT/S and jump into the bios, go to the startup/boot sequence tab and select the first boot device to be the floppy drive by using Tab, the arrow keys, and the space bar:
After you've changed the boot sequence (if you needed to), save your settings and restart:
You will boot up to an A: prompt
At this point, you type "h8.bat" This will execute the batch file:
This will flash the firmware and you're set.
If you have the later 8887 system shipped with HT enabled you probably already have this update, but for those with the 8886/8887 this may be a solution to any chance of the overheating when going to standby.
Please download the file from HERE.
Once downloaded to your desktop
Insert a floppy disk and create a boot disk by clicking my computer and right clicking on the A: drive and going to "Format":
Once you've created your startup disk, double click and execute your H8-23.exe file you downloaded:
Now, reboot the computer off the floppy drive. If your computer is booting to Windows, you need to change the boot sequence. To do this, during boot up, press CTRL/ALT/S and jump into the bios, go to the startup/boot sequence tab and select the first boot device to be the floppy drive by using Tab, the arrow keys, and the space bar:
After you've changed the boot sequence (if you needed to), save your settings and restart:
You will boot up to an A: prompt
At this point, you type "h8.bat" This will execute the batch file:
This will flash the firmware and you're set.
