
Transfer them onto a properly-formatted USB drive.Extract them using a utility like WinRAR.Download new driver files from the BIOS tab on your product’s support page.Your browser won’t be accessible on your primary PC when you’re in the BIOS environment. It’s helpful to keep the manual or guide open on a second device, such as a laptop or smartphone. There may also be a guide on the BIOS tab of the product page. A BIOS or UEFI chapter should explain several ways to “flash” - or update - the BIOS. Once you have the product model, navigate to the manufacturer’s product support page and look for the product manual. Recovery might require a prepared USB stick or CD as well as keyboard activation of a recovery tool built into a prebuilt PC.

Note: Before proceeding further, back up your personal files and research recovery options for your PC and motherboard in the case of BIOS corruption.
