Updated bios for VT8367-8235 motherboard

**Ravi Singh** · 18-01-2010

Hello to all

Here I have a big problem with my bios (I think) since after reinstalling my windows xp sp2, I still have the same problem of losing my wifi connection.

Besides paying to technician, does there is another way?

BIOS Type: Phoenix-Award
BIOS Date: 18/JUIN/2003
Chipset: VIA 82C3099rev0
Motherboard: VT8367-8235
Manufacturer: VIA Tecnologies, Inc.
OS: Microsoft Windows XP 2
Internal Memory: 1024MB

thank you for your help

**Quentin** · 18-01-2010

Hello and welcome

1) PC or laptop?
2) The above report you missing a host of drivers, give me a screenshot of your device manager.
3) How far your computer THERE from your wifi box and is there a wall or floor separating them?

I do not see the connection between your bios and the quality of your WiFi reception. Even on a laptop, because you did not say whether you own a PC or laptop, the WiFi card is independent of the bios. Also you have to pay anything, the drivers are free.

**Venator** · 19-01-2010

I had a BIOS upgrade a few years back and I paid $80 for that because MSI had stopped supporting the mobo. I wanted to use HD more than 40Gb but mobo was limited and didn't upgraded the hole machine. And MSI people gave me wrong BIOS and i send mobo for reconfirmation, They insisted it was correct, I got screwed anyway. The BIOS flash process had no errors, so it was their bad BIOS.

**opaper** · 19-01-2010

This means the default program configuration of your wireless connection is that the card manufacturer. Normally this program should be in your program list , or it should be an icon in the taskbar at the bottom right. You click it and you should have your setup.