This time power up your computer and go to BIOS EZ-Flash in Tools menu.Perform the same operation as was done in steps 4 -9.Let it do its thing, which will require a re-start which it will do by itself and just wait until Windows boots. You will notice that it will start Flashing BIOS at that point.Let it blink for 3-5 minutes until it stops blinking, and only after that power up the PC.Press and hold the USB Flash Back button until the blue LED starts blinking.Plug the USB key into the USB slot which is right beside the USB FLASH Back button on the motherboard.You will notice it will create a new file with a shortened name. Run BIOS Renamer and press any key to complete the operation.Unzip BIOS Renamer into the same folder.Unzip the 2002 version of the BIOS into a temp folder on your computer.Get a USB key and format it into FAT32 (possibly it doesn’t matter, but that’s what I did at that step).Download BIOS Renamer from BIOS-Utilities when selecting OS -> Other instead of Windows 7/10.Download 2002 version (Yes one right after ASUS made the change to CAP files).Some steps might be pointless, however, I am listing what I did in order to get the 4801 successfully flash my BIOS. Anyhow after a few hours of trying different combinations I got it working, and here are the steps. There was one post which said I got it working it was the naming thing HOWEVER did not provide steps how. I saw all the same messages where in FlashBack option the lights would not start blinking and in the EZ-Flash it would not see the CAP files at all. I ran into the same problem where my original version of the BIOS was 1103 and I wanted to upgrade to the latest one at a time 4801. But I wanted to see if the issue was related to this. I have some other really old ones laying around somewhere that I guess I could try. What do you guys think is causing this? This has to be the right file doesn't it? I heard by reading on Tom's Hardware that the Asus UEFI BIOS can be kind of picky or finicky when it comes to flash drives and which they accept. They were both formatted with FAT32, which is what is needed for this. I tried a different flash drive and got the same results. CAP file that I have on my newly formatted thumb drive, I get a message saying "Security Verification Failed". When I go into the BIOS and try to use the EZ Flash Utility under Advanced, and select the. I download this and extract the compressed file to a flash drive. The exact model number I just listed isn't a thing on there, but the individual parts of it are, and they both lead to the same BIOS version (version 0704, Model: K30BF/M32BF/K31BF). I searched by motherboard, which is listed in the UEFI BIOS as K30BF_M32BF. I went to the Asus website to find the most recent version. So I want to update an old BIOS on my Asus M32 desktop from 2014.
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