Ik ben dit dus van plan, maar ik dacht laat ik eerst ff vragen of het safe is 
Ik heb nu een oudere versie dan de rom die ik dus van plan ben om te flashen..
Als ik dit allemaal volg, is er toch geen kans dat het fout gaat?
Ik heb nu een oudere versie dan de rom die ik dus van plan ben om te flashen..
Dit zijn de instructies...Alright, this is the program you will use to flash most NVidia based cards. It's pretty simple to use, and it uses the DOS command line. First of all, know that I take no responsibility for whatever happens to use card while using this program. I'm only describing the steps which many have used to successfully flash their video card bios. Also know that flashing your bios will most likely void any warranty that came with the card. Okay, let's get on with the show.
Dumping-
Dumping is pretty easy. There's only a few steps, and you definately need to do this before you flash your card.
1. Boot into dos. With win9x you can either use a startup disk, or use the F8 menu, however in win2k/nt4/XP you must use a startup disk as NT has NO DOS.
2. Go to the directory where u put NVflash. If you don't know how to switch directories in DOS you probably shouldn't be flashing your VGA bios either.
3. at the command prompt type "NVFlash -bBiosnamehere.rom" where "Biosnamehere.rom" is the name you wish to assign to your dumped bios file. BOOM! ur bios is dumped.
Flashing-
Again, flashing is pretty easy too. There's only a few steps, but follow them closely or you may end up flashing your card in "Stealth mode". As cool as it sounds, it's not very fun, since you won't be able to see what your doing. Also, make sure NOT to turn off your computer or restart your computer while flashing the bios. Else, you may result to "Stealth mode" as well. But anyway, on with the instructions.
1. Put the NVflash in the same directory as the bios which you want to flash your card with along with DOS4GW.
2. Restart into DOS mode as described in Dumping- #1.
3. Goto the directory with Nvflash in it.
4. BACKUP YOUR BIOS! If for whatever reason the Nvidia bios causes problems, you want to be able to revert to the old working bios.
5. At the command prompt, type "NVFlash -r". This just disables write-protection on the Bios. Your screen may flicker for a bit, but don't worry. It's normal.
6. Type "nvflash -fBiosnamehere.rom" where "Biosnamehere.rom" is the name of the bios you wish to flash your card with. Now DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR COMPUTER OR RESTART IT UNTIL YOUR SCREEN COMES BACK ON. If you do you'll corrupt the bios.
7. After the screen comes back you may restart your computer and pray. If it displays the Nvidia reference bios, you've successfully flashed your bios. If not, you didn't flash correctly, and if it displays nothing, you've got one hell of a paper weight.
Well, that should do it. If you have any more questions stop by the NVMAX FORUM at http://www.nvmax.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimatebb.cgi .
Also, I'd like to give credit to Zoiah at m3dzone.com for making this info available. You can visit the old Zoiah site at http://www.m3dzone.com/zoiah or m3dzone at http://www.m3dzone.com .
Als ik dit allemaal volg, is er toch geen kans dat het fout gaat?
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