asus BW12B1St no power after flash
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asus BW12B1St no power after flash
So I followed the instructions on https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic ... 16&t=18933 and now my drive is a paper weight. is there anything I can do? so I ran the updater clicked cancel and then start. The drive opened like it was supposed to but then an error came up on flasher and the drive dropped from windows. opened case and re-plugged the sata but still nothing, rebooted and still nothing. Please assist.
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Re: asus BW12B1St no power after flash
What's the build date on the drive case?MrMcMuffinJr wrote: ↑Thu Feb 13, 2020 1:10 amSo I followed the instructions on https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic ... 16&t=18933 and now my drive is a paper weight. is there anything I can do? so I ran the updater clicked cancel and then start. The drive opened like it was supposed to but then an error came up on flasher and the drive dropped from windows. opened case and re-plugged the sata but still nothing, rebooted and still nothing. Please assist.
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Re: asus BW12B1St no power after flash
@MrMuffinJr. If the Asus drive was built before 2015 and flashing it may brick the drive.
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Re: asus BW12B1St no power after flash
also...the drive shows up in bios and shows in dev mgr. after reboot but it has no finctionality
Re: asus BW12B1St no power after flash
Then yes, you just bricked your drive. Same as discussed here:
https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic ... ant#p72248
You needed to do more research/reading prior to jumping into flashing. There are dozens of examples and warnings throughout the forum of when not to do this. Including in the main drives guide:
https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic ... 16&t=19634
The semi convoluted dosflash method may be the only way to recover it. Or the simpler solution of moving on and buy a new drive as advised on that same guide. Gotta pay attention and read.