I meant that when I turn on the computer the screen is black and no beep. Is there anything that I can do to restore my bios? I got a backup of my old bios.

Is there any guide on how to do it?

I meant bios, how can I does the recovery process work

@Deccal

Have a look at this thread. If the Boot Block of your BIOS is not damaged, this procedure could fix the problem. If your PC is not equipped with a Floppy Disk Drive (which is probably the case), it's explained that it's possible with a USB Flash Drive as well.

Hello, Fernando. I'm trying to update Intel Matrix Storage Manager option ROM v8.0.0.1038, which is in my Asus P5Q3 mobo, to the latest Intel RST(e) RAID ROM v13.1.0.2126 founded here. But the problem is that it doesn't enough space to replace it. I tried to delete OEM Logo module but the space still not enough. Which module at all can be safely removed from BIOS? In mine the following ones is in:

Thank you very much, Fernando, for advice. I'll update to v10.1.0.1008.

P.S. BTW, I have JMicron JMB36x RAID ROM modul v1.8 if you need to post it here.

Here it is: jmb363_1.08.01.7z. Founded it last year or even earlier. As I remember, noted that this version was removed from site because of slow external SATA performance as a result. Didn't tested external SATA but on my previous P5B Deluxe mobos it worked well unlike most of other older versions which causes hangs recognizing HDD during POST.
P.S. Also there is P5B Deluxe ROMs updated BIOS (by me) with:
1) Intel_RST_RAID_ROM_v10.1.0.1008
2) jmb363_1.08.01
3) Marvell_LAN-ROM_DEV-4380_v6.68.1.3
...if anyone interested.

I think this 1.08.01 is older than 1.07.28, being just a test branch that was abandoned. Not only the year is older - 2009 vs 2010 - but there are reports about not fully working (here and here). Not even JMicron site has them anymore.

But since 1.07.28 has its bugs, I suppose it is up to user choice to test them.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #1

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•If you see more than 1 "PCI Option ROM" with the VendorID "8086" (= VEN_8086), you should check the associated Device ID:◦The Device ID with the digits "2822" (= DEV_2822) is the "Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller", which is the on-board Intel RAID Controller of mainboards with an ICH8R, ICH9R, ICH10R, 5-Series and 6-series Southbridge.
The Device ID with the digits "282a" (= DEV_282a) is the "Intel(R) Mobile Express Chipset SATA RAID Controller" and the on-board Intel RAID Controller of mobile (laptop) mainboards with a Southbridge from ICH8M up.
Important: Both Intel Devices DEV_2822 and DEV_282a need and are using exactly the same Intel RAID ROM module. That is why some mainboard manufacturers are lazy while building the BIOS file and give both types of mainboards (Desktop and Mobile) the same DeviceID (e.g. "282a"). So don't worry about it, if you are checking a Desktop mainboard BIOS, but see "8086,282a" shown by the MMTool.
By the way: The shown digits of the Vendor and Device IDs don't have any influence on the function of the BIOS or the ROM modules.

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