BIOS flash issue

That's exactly what I did; I flashed it with the latest version of the BIOS that I downloaded, and upon restarting, I immediately got this message and I can't do anything else...

If he messed up the flashing of his BIOS, his computer shouldn't even boot up, am I wrong?

I get this message upon reboot, how can I reflash?

Yes, I didn't miss the flash; I would like to know the meaning of this message and how to resolve it.

BIOS recovery requested. Booting
BIOS recovery ....
Please insert the USB flash drive containing the BIOS file.
Checking USB devices ... Device found
Searching for file...

In plain terms...
Your flash failed, but this board has a BIOS recovery feature and that's exactly what it's indicating to you.

Normally, a motherboard comes with a CD; check if it contains the BIOS file. If so, copy it to your flash drive and retry the flash.

Once everything is okay, update the BIOS.

P.S.:

I've seen a BIOS that had a bug, maybe that's your case. If there's an MSI forum, just check there to see if you can find any information about this BIOS, etc...

Hello and thank you for your response, but unfortunately I have tried with many versions of the BIOS and it's not working.
Maybe the file needs to be renamed, I'm feeling desperate ...

'lut,

There's no point in rushing.
Wait a little bit ;)

I know that well, but I'm a bit desperate.

I advise you to try the procedure again to reinstall the BIOS.
If that doesn't work, try a previous version, etc.

I recommend you try to redo the process to reinstall the BIOS. If it doesn't work, try a previous version, etc.

+1

Once again, you prove that you understand nothing of what you're talking about, you ^^

Flashing the BIOS means writing to an EEPROM, so saying 'flash and then put the new BIOS' doesn't make sense, Romy!

Also, we don't say overclockage, but overclocking, and finally, what you're saying here:

don't forget to raise the frequencies

is ridiculously absurd!

And for the original question, I ask the author: where did you find the BIOS that you're trying to implement?

Listen to me, stop pretending you know what you’re talking about. If you have at least a bit of common sense, then my advice is to stop right now, stop doing the show. Then overclocking, overclocking nonsense, go ahead, I'm listening to you if you’re so smart, Mr. Know-it-all. Because at this point, you’re going to need to lower your dose, and quickly, you see? Thanks in advance!
At first, I thought there were good people here, but let’s just say you’re the kind of person who talks a bit too much at times. Alright, I’ll stop here for you. Good luck with that! ;-)

I'm just telling you the truth, man.

You keep saying nonsense throughout your responses, I'm not going to praise you either.

Have you ever built a computer? Apparently not, I have, and that's what allows me to immediately detect that you don't understand what you're talking about, so try to stick to the topics you know, it's better for everyone.

Aside from that, I'm cool, I'm not here to stress out, but when I see your answers, I don't know whether to laugh or cry... :))))

P.S.: The -1 wasn't from me, so you see, I'm not the only one noticing that your responses are uninteresting...

Listen to me, stop pretending you know what you're talking about, you understood me, if you have at least a little in your head, then one piece of advice: stop it quickly and stop doing the ???what??? Next, overclocking overclocking, go ahead I'm listening to you, if you're so smart Mr. I-know-everything, because you'll need to lower the dose and very quickly, you see, thanks in advance! At first, I thought there were good people here, well let's say you're the kind of person who talks a bit too much at times, well I'll stoping there for you, so good luck with that ;-)

I say, if you master computing like French, we're not helped ^^

Well, I'm going to get over it before I blow a fuse on you, you're not here to stress out, I totally accept that, so good luck.