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). I just put my new bios and flash program in a file named bios on the usb stick and ran it from there. Also my old bios only recognized my usb stick as a hard drive rather than removable drive, so I had to adjust that in my boot order. Anyway, after a slight scare in which I got only a black screen after I flashed it and rebooted (thought I bricked it!), a second reboot brought everything up. Now it's all running great and Windows 7 finally uses all 4 gigs of RAM :-)
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