Hallo Herr Eric Auer,

am Freitag, 9. April 2021 um 18:04 schrieben Sie:


> Hi Stephanos,

>> 1) I have WINE on my laptop and run several MS applications.  Is it safe
>> to treat the BIOS upgrade file as an application and run it in WINE?

> That will not help. Wine can run Windows apps, but you want to update
> the BIOS in your real hardware, not inside a Wine window on Linux.

>> 2) I could install DOS Box, which is new to me, I have the same
>> question, is it safe?

> It is safe but will not solve your problem. You want to update the
> BIOS in your real hardware, not inside a DOSBOX window on Linux.

>> 3) Is running a version of Windows, 7 perhaps, in VMWare, and then
>> executing the BIOS upgrade file feasible and safe.

> It is safe but will not solve your problem. You want to update the
> BIOS in your real hardware, not inside a simulated VMWare PC window.

>> If I cannot do above and cannot get my head around burning images to
>> memory stick, then I will revert to removing Kubuntu, installing Win 7,
>> running the BIOS upgrade file, praying.

> It would be a lot more complicated to install Windows on your entire
> computer than to install FreeDOS on a little USB stick, no?

It is safe but will not solve your problem. The BIOS updater .EXE is a
Windows program, and will only run on Windows.


ask a friend with a Windows 10 PC to run recoverydrive.exe

this will create in a few seconds a bootable USB stick with some sort
of reduced Windows and should run your updater.exe.

Tom



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