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NVFlash Windows x86 5.513.0

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Flashing Overview:

 

- Go to the device manager -> 'Display Adapters' -> chooser your GPU, right click on it and choose disable

 

- Flash the VBIOS with mnvflash, a modified version of nvflash (see attachments). Below are detailed instructions for nvflash in case you aren't familiar with it.

- After the flashing is done: Enable the GPU once again in the device manager.

- Reboot

 

Detailed Instructions:

 

As soon as you see the command line you're ready to go, write

dir

and hit enter to display all the files on the USB drive.

 

Display all Nvidia adapters in the system:

nvflash -a

 

or alternatively the longer version of the command:

nvflash --list

This command will return you a list with all Nvidia adapters present in your system.

 

Here's an example output of this command run on my M15x with a 680m in it:

NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.117)

NVIDIA display adapters present in system:
<0> N13E-GTX             (10DE,11A0,1028,02A2) H:--:NRM B:02,PCI,D:00,F:00

The number in the <> brackets is the index of the corresponding device. SLI users will have more than one entry and flash each card separately.

 

Backup your current VBIOS:

Never forget to keep a backup of your original VBIOS before you flash anything non-stock. Use this command to save a copy of the firmware to your USB drive:

nvflash -b filename.rom

or with

nvflash --save filename.rom

 

Flash the VBIOS to your card(s):

For a single card it's really straight forward, you don't need to worry about the adapter indices. Just use this command:

nvflash -6 vbiosname.rom

-6 will allow you to override mismatches of the PCI subsystem ID. In case of a mismatch you'll need to confirm the flash with 'y'. NOTE: Users with a non-US keyboard might need to press 'z' or similar, because the 'y' isn't at the same location for all keyboard layouts.

 

SLI users will need to flash each card separately. The concept stays the same, but you will need to use the corresponding adapter index to flash a card. How to figure out the adapter nr. is described above.

Flashing goes like this:

 nvflash -i[index] -6 vbios.rom

[index] represents a number, namely the index you found with the 'nvflash -a' command. So a command example to flash a card which has index 0 is: 'nvflash -i0 -6 vbios.rom'

 

 

 

 

 

Donation link

 

In case you want to buy me a beer

 

Thanks and cheers! 


What's New in Version 5.513.0   See changelog

Released

This latest version of NVIDIA NVFlash adds support for their new Turing GPUs which includes RTX 2080 Ti, 2080, and the 2070. 

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