Post: UEFI Download Tool
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11-07-2014, 02:31 AM
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KAOSxGaming
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Some Basic Info about the tool: UEFI Download Tool is a Tool that will find any UEFI updates for your desktop motherboard.
Works for all CPU Sockets and chipsets.
Supported Motherboard Manufacturers: ASUS, ASRock, MSI, Gigabyte, Dell.
Some more information in the tool as it is Noob Friendly As there is Tool Tips on Almost Everything so you know what it does.
Works Both On windows 7/8.
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02-25-2015, 07:32 PM
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GlitchyHack
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Originally posted by jagex
You should port this over to WPF. You can make prettier UI's with WPF compared to WinForm
Unless you are using WPF
Good program, I will be using
Unless you are using WPF
Good program, I will be using
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02-25-2015, 10:16 PM
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Pichu
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PC Wizard does a lot of cool things for monitoring and gathering info on your computer.
DriverAgent does good for checking programs that needs to be updated: You must login or register to view this content.
BIOSAgent does good for checking updates on the bios: You must login or register to view this content.
DriverAgent does good for checking programs that needs to be updated: You must login or register to view this content.
BIOSAgent does good for checking updates on the bios: You must login or register to view this content.
02-26-2015, 07:24 AM
#13
Pichu
PICHU.
PICHU.
Originally posted by GlitchyHack
I talk in the way i did because you called my tool useless, and i have yet to see any tools from any company that checks for bios updates for you, i know of ASRock Internet Flash which is only inside the bios not windows.
Whatever you think really, but around 700+ people enjoy using my tool and think it is very useful.
You're the only one who has ever called my tool useless, so i will come off as defensive because i have invested a lot of time to make this tool perfect and work for so many companies on literally every single motherboard, no matter if it was released yesterday or today, wouldn't have to do any updates on my program it would just work for all.
All i am really saying is that this is not useless, it is very useful.
Whatever you think really, but around 700+ people enjoy using my tool and think it is very useful.
You're the only one who has ever called my tool useless, so i will come off as defensive because i have invested a lot of time to make this tool perfect and work for so many companies on literally every single motherboard, no matter if it was released yesterday or today, wouldn't have to do any updates on my program it would just work for all.
All i am really saying is that this is not useless, it is very useful.
700 downloads != 700 people are enjoying your software, I have tens of thousands of downloads for my software on Cnet and I'm going to assume less than half bother to even keep the software after an initial use.
I looked at your program, the code is good but the program honestly is kinda useless and looks like crap. It's all over the place.
When I bought my ASUS laptop, I got a disc with it for reloading the software after a reformat, on the computer and on the disk, BIOS Update/Checker software to determine if I need an update. Just run it every few months and I'm good, takes me about 60 seconds. In total, I've had 0 bios updates.
02-27-2015, 10:58 PM
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GlitchyHack
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Originally posted by Pichu
700 downloads != 700 people are enjoying your software, I have tens of thousands of downloads for my software on Cnet and I'm going to assume less than half bother to even keep the software after an initial use.
I looked at your program, the code is good but the program honestly is kinda useless and looks like crap. It's all over the place.
When I bought my ASUS laptop, I got a disc with it for reloading the software after a reformat, on the computer and on the disk, BIOS Update/Checker software to determine if I need an update. Just run it every few months and I'm good, takes me about 60 seconds. In total, I've had 0 bios updates.
I looked at your program, the code is good but the program honestly is kinda useless and looks like crap. It's all over the place.
When I bought my ASUS laptop, I got a disc with it for reloading the software after a reformat, on the computer and on the disk, BIOS Update/Checker software to determine if I need an update. Just run it every few months and I'm good, takes me about 60 seconds. In total, I've had 0 bios updates.
First of all my program is not useless or crap, it looks fine, and BIOSAgent has never helped me once.
My program automates a lot of stuff for you, all in one tool for any of the supported manufacturers, you have your opinion i have mine.
But nothing i develop is crap.
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