The 5680 system has a new bios you may choose to flash your system with.
Fixed:
-Screen shaking on the right in non 1600x1200 resolutions
-Adjust ATi Core clock to 350, Memory to 250
-User Password not working.
Added:
-Enable / Disable Power on BEEP option in bios
-Power on Password Enable / Disable option in bios
Warning
Only attempt to flash the 5680 system with this file and follow the procedure listed below. If they are not followed, you increase your risk of having to reinstall your OS or even system failure. You always have a risk with problems when flashing the bios, so it would be good to back up anything important. The chances are small of any problems, but they can happen so you're aware of that.
First you need to download the file titled "pctbios" to your desktop
Click to download
Make sure your AC power is plugged in!
Then put in a blank floppy into your floppy drive (make sure it's not write protected). Double click the file
Click "Create"
Click "YES" and it will format and write everything you need to your floppy disk.
When it's done reboot your 5680 with the floppy disk still in. If you have changed your boot sequence from the factory default, go into your bios (F2) and set it back to boot from the floppy.
Once it's done flashing the firmware, you will need to remove the floppy disk and press any key to reboot:
If it fails to boot, manually boot it by holding down the power button.
During the first part of boot up, press F2 to enter the bios. Once in the bios, push F9 to reset default settings, then go to the Advanced tab and make sure Hyperthreading is set to "Enabled" and you will notice you can also turn off your beep during bootup there.
Once you set those, arrow over to the "Exit" tab and save and exit.
If during boot up you notice the RAM test/count seems to be really slow, just get into Windows and reboot and it'll run normal after the first boot.
Fixed:
-Screen shaking on the right in non 1600x1200 resolutions
-Adjust ATi Core clock to 350, Memory to 250
-User Password not working.
Added:
-Enable / Disable Power on BEEP option in bios
-Power on Password Enable / Disable option in bios
Warning
Only attempt to flash the 5680 system with this file and follow the procedure listed below. If they are not followed, you increase your risk of having to reinstall your OS or even system failure. You always have a risk with problems when flashing the bios, so it would be good to back up anything important. The chances are small of any problems, but they can happen so you're aware of that.
First you need to download the file titled "pctbios" to your desktop
Click to download
Make sure your AC power is plugged in!
Then put in a blank floppy into your floppy drive (make sure it's not write protected). Double click the file
Click "Create"
Click "YES" and it will format and write everything you need to your floppy disk.
When it's done reboot your 5680 with the floppy disk still in. If you have changed your boot sequence from the factory default, go into your bios (F2) and set it back to boot from the floppy.
Once it's done flashing the firmware, you will need to remove the floppy disk and press any key to reboot:
If it fails to boot, manually boot it by holding down the power button.
During the first part of boot up, press F2 to enter the bios. Once in the bios, push F9 to reset default settings, then go to the Advanced tab and make sure Hyperthreading is set to "Enabled" and you will notice you can also turn off your beep during bootup there.
Once you set those, arrow over to the "Exit" tab and save and exit.
If during boot up you notice the RAM test/count seems to be really slow, just get into Windows and reboot and it'll run normal after the first boot.
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