This is a bit of a strange and particular use-case. Perused through DC's install directory but had no file that stood out as a system information log that could be deleted to force a rescan.Įdit: was correct in that deleting all the registry keys would help - however that is not entirely accurate. Side note: the old card had no LEDs or fancy doodads whereas the new one is Mystic Light compatible but it does not show up in the Home > Mystic Light screen. How would one go about forcing an update or a re-poll of the hardware? I recently installed a different variant of the same graphics card and it has not updated to show the new version. If you go to Home > User Scenario > Custom, it will show you the currently installed GPU. I suspect I need to stop the Flash BIOS Button FW update from trying to run when I launch Windows but I've tried uninstalling MSI Dragon Center, as well as some hunting around in the files but I honestly am not what I'm looking for and need some help with that.Original Question: I regularly use MSI's Dragon Center software to help me manage my custom PC build. I can manage to get into Windows safe mode as well as boot into an older copy of Windows I have on an old drive. The BIOS is now up to date but I'm still getting the crash into fan going to full whenever I boot into Windows and the Flash BIOS Button FW update tries to run. I discovered that the Motherboard BIOS hadn't been updated and so manually updated that using a USB stick. My power button stopped responding and the only way to restart was to turn off the power supply. After a few seconds, my monitor went black and all my fans spun up to full speed. When my computer restarted into Windows after the update, a large white banner appeared stating "FLASH BIOS Button FW update in progress. When it checked for an update it also found an update for the Flash BIOS Button FW. I installed MSI Dragon Center to update the BIOS of my motherboard ( I regret not doing this manually greatly now.).
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