Bios for G759

@blindguardian

I posted 4.03 on Powerspec.com: https://powerspec.com/product/700441

Is that official Powerspec 4.03 bios or the bios from the ASROCK website?

No issue on my side. System sits at 0% momentarily, then reboots and starts the flash process. Please describe what you're seeing explicitly.

Should I try doing it with the button in the back with my computer off? is the only difference with the bios from asrock that it boots up saying asrock instead of powerspec?

I finally got it to upgrade to 4.03 plugging the usb drive into the usb socket on the back with the square and renaming the 4.03 firmware update to creative.rom lower case. The button was supposed to blink when I pushed in the button for 7 seconds, but never blinked at all the whole time it was updating. I knew something was happening because the light on my usb drive was blinking for a while so I knew it was reading the firmware. I waited 10 minutes and rebooted my computer and the bios showed 4.03 with powerspec showing on booting up.

4.03 all of a sudden works in instant flash now after I reverted back to 3.5. I have found a horrible problem with firmware 4.03. After you update to 4.03 when your computer goes into sleep mode my nvme D drive disappears and won't show up again until I reboot the system. Using the disk management software does not find it when I refresh and only a reboot fixes it. I have verified this 100 percent. I put the samsung 990 in the pci 4 spot and put a 9100 in the gen 5 spot. I reverted back to 3.5 and sleep mode does not cause the D drive to be missing anymore. I tried reinstalling the 4.03 firmware and as soon as I did the sleep mode caused the d drive to disappear. I went back to 3.5 and it fixed it again. It is a terrible bug if you have an nvme drive as your d drive. Your computer only come with one nvme drive so you never see this bug until you have 2 nvme drives installed.

AI Overview The issue of a D: drive disappearing after sleep mode following a BIOS update (such as to 4.03 on a G759-related system) is a known issue generally related to power management settings, where the drive fails to wake up in time or power is cut to it, causing it to disappear from the BIOS and Windows.

I asked AI and this happens with me 100% of the time when using sleep mode with bios 4.03 and reverting back to 3.5 fixes the sleep mode problem. I also couldn't fix it my sleep settings for the hard drive to never under sleep setting, setting the usb to selective suspend setting to disabled and setting the PCI express link state power management to off. None of those things worked with sleep settings for my d: drive to be seen after sleep mode was engaged.

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