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    Default Re: BIOS revision on M1330

    Nalada,
    Thanks for you experence going fmro A02 to the A06. I will be downloading the file and do a little more searching on here about other users using the A06 then deside when to upgrade it. ^_^

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    I have no CPU wine and people say revision A06 gives shorter batt life. I'm going to stick with A05.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lordnikon View Post
    ...going to stick with A05.
    Ditto.....
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    i'm running a05...no reason for me to change unless i am forced to

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    Quote Originally Posted by lordnikon View Post
    I have no CPU wine and people say revision A06 gives shorter batt life. I'm going to stick with A05.
    I have A06 - and still have a whine - but maybe it is not as bad as before.
    Bit of a Dell fan

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    So, today I updated my BIOS to the A06. I'll update here if I notice any real issues.

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    *Update*
    So this weekend I desided to upgrade my bios to A06. First thing that happend after a reboot it took a long time to load to the login screen. I figured this was normal after a bios update. Rebooted and it was back to the normal ~30 sec boot. During shut down again my comp BSOD. Getting a little frustrated with this bios update at this point. So I reboot, it has taken the extra long boot time again, figured this was due to the BSOD. rebooted and everything seems fine again. After 1 more reboot my boot up and shut down times have more then doubled now, with every boot.

    Is there any links to the A05 firmware? I would like to try this one out before going back to A02.

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    Yeah would anyone be able to upload the A05 BIOS? I may decide to rollback to A05 since I'm on A06 now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shinjo View Post
    *Update*
    So this weekend I desided to upgrade my bios to A06. First thing that happend after a reboot it took a long time to load to the login screen. I figured this was normal after a bios update. Rebooted and it was back to the normal ~30 sec boot. During shut down again my comp BSOD. Getting a little frustrated with this bios update at this point. So I reboot, it has taken the extra long boot time again, figured this was due to the BSOD. rebooted and everything seems fine again. After 1 more reboot my boot up and shut down times have more then doubled now, with every boot.

    Is there any links to the A05 firmware? I would like to try this one out before going back to A02.
    Well I was about to say on Dells homepage but they have since removed that file. Just as well I downloaded A05 with A06
    Send me a PM with am email address so I can post it to you. If you have still the A02 We can do an exchange!

    BR.

    It ok I just downloaded A02 from Dell ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/bios
    PM me for A05 still.
    Last edited by BlackRussian; 29th October 2007 at 05:30 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rachuk View Post
    Black Russian i sent you a PM i hope that you will be able to help me out with the A05 Bios. Thanks
    Many thanks I was just about to email you the file but you know what I'll post the link here so everyone can enjoy this..
    http://ftp.us.dell.com/bios/M1330A05.EXE

    By the way XP Pro runs smoother the Vista I have two of this laptops mine witth XP Pro and the wife still with Vista.. now she wants XP on her's...

 

 
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