DP55WB and intel integrator assistant problem

Do a BIOS recovery , than update the BIOS without using the Integrator.

Can you provide what bios version your're installing?

Thanks for the response.

Bios 0312 have some issues as reported in this thread (http://communities.intel.com/thread/18339?tstart=75). Go back to an old bios version.

The problem that I encounter is that you cannot use the bios update procedure again to go back to the old version. What I have done is to use maintenance mode then change some settings in bios like boot devices and boot sequence options, save settings then boot using flash drive to go back to bios 0310. Going back to a lower version than 0293 will result to a blank screen. I am able to go back to 251 after solving the blank screen problem.

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As stated by Intel, maintenance mode is for erasing password that one forgot. But it also takes you to bios. Since you are in the bios you can also change the settings before exiting. Yes you need to change the config jumper for this to work. This is what I call an unusual procedure.

As to the blank screen here is what I have reported in another thread:

" Here is an update of the problem. 312 do not produce the usual beep when you boot the computer. So going back to 310 is not a problem to my system. However, flashing back to 293 or below will result to a blank screen. A blinking cursor at the top left portion of the screen is the only activity you'll observed. Using F2 to go into bios does not work. Installing a fresh OS will not work. Booting with the DVD/CD drive and usb also will not work. I have investigated on the blank screen, the F2, the HD, and the boot problem and have solve it by using a blank HD and installing a new OS. I replaced the existing one with the new one and install a fresh new OS. Now it is fully working and I can go back to older bios version (I'm using 251 now). It would seem that something changed the bios so that it cannot locate the boot sector of the old HD, and other drives so that it will result to a blank screen."

Again I consider this to be an unusual procedure.

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Strange... very strange... my mobo was with the same problem after the last update bios.

I think it´s a problem with this software.

I have a DX58SO2 with the last version of IIA software (it was working on the last bios version).

What´s happen INTEL ????

i had the same issue and found out a solution

if you have intel desktop utilities already installed then uninstall it , restart your computer and then install again , it will ask for a restart , do restart one more time and it will be fine integrator Assistant will work fine now and so do desktop utilities.