[NAME]    when it comes to updates i'm usually skeptical. You are a wise man. If you want a better chance at a successful BIOS update, do not do it with Windows open and services running, or through Support Assist. Copy the BIOS .exe file the a freshly formatted FAT32 bootable flash drive with nothing else on it. With your computer off, put the flash drive into a USB port and power up, tapping the F12 key to enter the pre-boot menu. Tool around to find "Other Options" and locate "BIOS Flash Update". Select "BIOS Flash Update" and you should see the BIOS .exe file located on your flash drive. Tab to select that file and hit Enter. Your pc may re-boot several times . . . be patient.
Hello, When it comes to updates I'm usually skeptical. Too many times I, friends or family members suffered from updates that caused issued that haven't existed before.  A bios update is obviously something else than a browser, App or OS update. Still i'm a person that rather not updates everything blindly. What bothers me is that the SupportAssist (software) tells me it's critical. So what makes is so 'critical'? I searched but couldn't find any information regarding bios 1.0.1 > 1.0.3.
Aurora R11, "critical" bios update (1.0.3) ?