BIOSFirmwareUnterstützung
BIOS firmware update, commonly abbreviated as BIOS firmware or simply BIOS flash, is the process of installing a newer version of the Basic Input/Output System onto a computer's motherboard. The BIOS is firmware that initializes hardware during the boot sequence and provides runtime services for operating systems and applications. Over time, motherboard manufacturers release firmware updates to add support for new processors, fix bugs, improve stability, or address security vulnerabilities such as the Spectre and Meltdown family of exploits.
Typical update procedures involve downloading an image from the vendor’s website, creating a bootable USB drive
Certain updates can unlock previously disabled features; for example, enabling support for newer memory types or