Yes, Yes, Bios Update is here, as we all know there are a few different version of Bios on the Hanvon Touchpad, if you were one of the first or early adopters then your bios will be the same as my one, but it seems every new shipment brings a new bios version, Version 1.0 (first models which came out) Version 1.2 Version 1.3 and now, Version 1.8 Bios info and link below, i dont have my touchpad with me today, but will be updating it tomorrow. The bios update is attached.

Installation instructions (as sent from Hanvon): 1. Run “WinFLASH.bat”. A 'dos' window will pop-up. The B10 will automatically turn off. Restart the computer, enter the BIOS and make sure the version is 1.8; choose to 'load defaults'. Version 1.8 thanks to and, plus the fourm *UPDATE*UPDATE*UPDATE* Thanks to & LHSolutions & BUCKAROO You have to start the setup from within DOS itself.

Extract directory/folder '3500 1.8??BIOS' into C: drive. Rename the Folder to BIOS Open Command Prompt (CMD) and type: cd/BIOS Press Enter on keyboard and type: WinFLASH.bat Press Enter, it should start the setup and follow on screen instructions. Incase needed original bios version 1.0 (A.1.0). BUCKAROO My Hanvon is Model No. Raveonettes In And Out Of Control Rarest. BC10C-A0347AU and an Intel CULV model processor. BIOS updating From 1.0 [same checksum as copy provided at forum] having serious power problems. To 1.8 (supposedly intended for another Intel CPU) now with zero power issues!

I can now unplug [switch to battery operation] without it losing power! In other words it doesn't give me crap when I want to take it portable, that is remove it off a stand I bought for it from usb.brando.com Hibernates perfectly, except leaving it to expend battery completely during Sleep loses the operating system state - I think that's normal for Sleep and a depleted battery, unsure. Why it can be better to enter Hibernate which uses no power whatsoever, it's plenty fast too. Allu Arjun Malayalam Movie Krishna Mp3 Songs Download. NOTE: As the flash program so rudely cuts power to the system it warrants queuing an integrity check against the file system, so make the following actions prior running WinFLASH.bat Open a CMD prompt, then type D: and hit enter [in fact open something, that is lock a file, on drive D] Enter these commands instructing them to NOT dismount the drive but to run at next start. CHKDSK.exe D: /F CHKDSK.exe C: /F Finish your work and close all disk hitting processes, if you got it run Sysinternals' Sync -r -e Close the CMD prompt [that's right, not only is it unnecessary [you'll see] to run the flash at the prompt, for me it didn't perform the flash while doing so just returned.] Wait some seconds for disk activity to end, and execute WinFLASH.bat With a USB keyboard hold down F2 as the PC is booting, at BIOS screen, load setup optimal defaults, make other tweaks, save and exit. GAMES played well so far World of Goo [expects keyboard input for your profile name] One solution is to combine a 'Flick' action with an AutoHotkey script e.g.