My coomputer is a Gateway product and is running an Intel D845PT chipset with an AMI BIOS. The BIOS has never been upgraded since I bought in 2001. I ran the ExpressUpgrade for this chipset provided by Intel. Of course after the fact, I read some more documentation suggesting to get the upgrade from the OEM. Anyhow, I ran the upgrade and received the CMOS/GPNV error. I did the work around provided by Intel and nothing. After I trie the work around the Boot Agent starts looking for my DHCP. After a boot file can not be found the system is halted. Any ideas?
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BIOS Upgrade gone wrong
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Sorry to hear that you are having this problem. Many BIOS's have a bootstrap facility.
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