Previous BIOS for ASUS A7U
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HelpiOS Posts 17760 Status Moderator - Oct 13, 2023 at 04:45 PM
HelpiOS Posts 17760 Status Moderator - Oct 13, 2023 at 04:45 PM
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Hi,
I couldn't find any previous version for your BIOS - only the 206 version is offered by Asus and other third party websites. I suggest you try asking Asus support to see if they can provide old BIOS versions for your laptop directly.
Also, it seems that your processor is an AMD Turion 64 MK-36. Running a recent operating system will be almost very difficult even if you upgrade the RAM and use a SSD. Windows 7 (or a lightweight Linux distribution) seems to be the last system supported by your laptop.
Oct 10, 2023 at 04:27 AM
> Also, it seems that your processor is an AMD Turion 64 MK-36.
Turion TL-58.
> Running a recent operating system will be almost very difficult even if you upgrade the RAM and use a SSD. Windows 7 (or a lightweight Linux distribution) seems to be the last system supported by your laptop.
I am in Windows 10 now. I hope, it's possible to upgrade processor too.
> Running a recent operating system will be almost very difficult even if you upgrade the RAM and use a SSD. Windows 7 (or a lightweight Linux distribution) seems to be the last system supported by your laptop.
No. ASUS says: "Your moddel is in archive. We have right not to help".
> I couldn't find any previous version for your BIOS - only the 206 version is offered by Asus and other third party websites.
Me too. It seems, it's hidden policy of ASUS. They make last BIOS-es that don't allow to upgrade. All previuos versions are removed.
Oct 13, 2023 at 04:45 PM
Most of the time, processors are soldered on the motherboard on laptops, making upgrade not possible. However, for your Asus A7U, this page suggests that your processor can be upgraded to the ones listed there (CPUs supported by your motherboard).