G75VW Help needed.

[iStevieB]

OK, so I bought this laptop around Feb-ish time frame so that's almost a year ago. Haven't dicked with it too much because I was still in training for my MoS in the marines and didn't have alot of time to play and also for the fact that I've grown up my whole life around desktops building them and trying to master the ways so to speak But when I got this laptop it was like learning Chinese. On a more serious note, I got Battlefield 4 opening night, installed, and haven't turned back. But now here in-lays the problem. Granted I've only updated my drivers that were required, I didn't spend too much time with the BiOs and such. But I was reading to make BF4 a much more enjoyable experience even with crappier comps/laptops that some problems come from Hyper Threading and the only way to configure that was through the BiOs. After reading everything I didn't mess with the BiOs only because I didn't want to take the risk and also the fact that "I don't have a BiOs". I mean yes, I can boot my laptop up and get to the BiOs screen and do whatever, it shows me on all programs I've used to scan my entire laptop that say "Unknown" or "N/A" now when I booted the 223 bios file from ASUS via Winflash it won't because it says that the file is an outdated file from the one I was using. Apparently in the winflash BiO updater it says exactly from the application:

BIOS ROM Info

ROM Type :MXIC 25L Series

Model: G75VW

Version: BIOS Revision 223

Date: 1/07/2012

BIOS Image Information

File Name: (Location of said name file which is on my desktop)

Model: G75VW

Version: BIOS Revision 223

Date: 01/07/2013

With that being said, It says :WARNING: The BIOS file is older than the current version.

I need any kind of information or assistance with this problem because without knowing what is wrong, I can not continue to update my laptop and I can not run certain apps for overclocking i.e. ASUS GPU Tweak. Please if anyone can help, I shall be forever in your debt.

[Klem]

Put the program WinFlash directly on drive C, then run command prompt as administrator, navigate to the root of drive C, and then type: winflash /nodate

Then choice your stock 223 bios and flash it.

[BAKED]

Nvflash? I thought he's trying to flash the system BIOS.

Put the file on a USB-stick and enter BIOS, start easy flash and choose the file.

[Klem]

Nvflash? I thought he's trying to flash the system BIOS.

Put the file on a USB-stick and enter BIOS, start easy flash and choose the file.

Of course WinFlash! Thanks for correct!