GA-X79-UD5 UPDATE F13w BIOS settings

[DaddyBob]

I updated the BIOS and now I have issues.
Does anybody have the BIOS settings for this config?

 

[omedia21]

I updated the BIOS and now I have issues.
Does anybody have the BIOS settings for this config?

I have same problem.
f13p no problem.
I don't......

 

[knish]

hello, me too. i upgraded and can't boot... i put f12 back.

 

[yves030]

Due to the latest Windows Update my PC crashed, unrevertable.
I could not even install fresh windows any more... thought the MoBo was damaged and in my
desperation as a last possibility I decided to upgrade BIOS from f12 to latest f13w...
Wtf... I could install windows again, but my hackintosh stopped working...
unfortunately the qflash utility flash BOTH BIOSes, so I cant switch between two different
BIOS versions with the switch on the MoBo as I thought it is supposed to... wtf...
and even worse.... qflash does not let me flash f12 back... it says "outdated version"....f***
I tried @BIOS tool also... same result
I tried Efiflash via DOS.... same result... f***

so... how did you manage to revert to f12???
or... what are the setting needed in f13w to get hackintosh back to life again?

thank you,
yves

 

[bru3]

Hi there
Today I had the same problem like you guys.
I went pack to the F13p with this solution:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/t...uefi-to-previous-hybrid-bios-gigabyte.168667/

I packed all the files in the attachment.

Bru3

 

[S_maurice]

Hi there
Today I had the same problem like you guys.
I went pack to the F13p with this solution:
http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/t...uefi-to-previous-hybrid-bios-gigabyte.168667/

I packed all the files in the attachment.

BTW:
I was tying to install Windows 7 and was not able to load the SATA driver. The Windows Installation refused evrey driver I've tried... Has anyone a solution for this problem?

Bru3

I had a corrupted bios about a week ago, my helpful mobo helped me out by copying my other bios (which I never used) over to replace the corrupted one.... Turns out my other one was f13w

Broke Mavericks. broke Mountain Lion, even busted Windows 7, no sleep, screen wont turn off, crashing on render etc

After days of googling, dos flashing and a few other ways of trying to fix it I found the above solution.

THANK YOU SIR!!!!

Worked a charm, first time.

That f13w bios is a joke from Gigabyte, must be.

 

[thearmlesswonder]

I had a corrupted bios about a week ago, my helpful mobo helped me out by copying my other bios (which I never used) over to replace the corrupted one.... Turns out my other one was f13w

Broke Mavericks. broke Mountain Lion, even busted Windows 7, no sleep, screen wont turn off, crashing on render etc

After days of googling, dos flashing and a few other ways of trying to fix it I found the above solution.

THANK YOU SIR!!!!

Worked a charm, first time.

That f13w bios is a joke from Gigabyte, must be.

I agree !!!!!! Thank you !! I was happy and running 10.8 100% fine until this mess. Forced to go to 10.10.... not running 100% at all .....

If any one has this board running on 10.10, PLEASE share !!!

 

[bru3]

I agree !!!!!! Thank you !! I was happy and running 10.8 100% fine until this mess. Forced to go to 10.10.... not running 100% at all .....

If any one has this board running on 10.10, PLEASE share !!!

Yea I know. It is a old post. My system is running on 10.10.5.
I dont know what you mean with not running 100%

@S_maurice
It is possible to copy your Main BIOS to the Backup BIOS:
- Use a PS/2 Keyboard
- During Boot time press Alt and F10 (some tutorials also mentioned Alt+F12)

Here is another solution to flash your bios using LINUX:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/ga-x79-ud5-update-f13w-bios-settings.116089/#post-862603


Cheers Bru3