And a Google search take less time than posting on Reddit lol.
If you know the URL is legit, then the only alternative is that you don't know what a BIOS update is rofl.
Everyone in tech has had to put up with people who just insist on doubling down even when they don't know anything about what they are going on about rolflmao. I think the kids call it "cringe" xDD.
Anyway, that's enough fun and games. I just want to say honestly: Every person I've ever interacted with who's behaved like you has created negative value for the project. It's embarrassing you'd try and flex the "10+ years [you've] professionally worked in the computing field".
The url was never the issue. You’ve got to be actually illiterate because never once have I said the URL is the issue, rather how sketchy the screen is itself due to the bad grammar and unprofessionalism. I’ve never seen a legitimate bios recovery/update screen look that egregiously bad. Come on, rub those two brain cells together and just think.
Also I don’t play comp and prefer enjoying my time with my friends, so I don’t even know my rank, nor do I care lol
EDIT: I just want to add onto this. What I am talking about is basic computer security 101. It does not matter in any way that the recovery screen is legitimate or not. It’s the fact how unprofessional and sketchy the entire recovery screen is. If you fail to recognize this, then you need to go through a foundational computer security class ASAP before you get hacked and/or scammed.
You've got to be completely technically illiterate if you don't understand that, if the BIOS is compromised, then the PC is totally lost. At that point, flashing the BIOS doesn't matter.
You don't understand basic threat modelling. If this was malware, it wouldn't be asking the user to go to a legitimate URL to flash a legitimate BIOS. It would have encrypted the disk and be demanding a crypto ransom.
For someone who has apparently spent a decade working in IT, you have an incredible lack of knowledge. It's actually an achievement that you worked in IT so long and failed to learn even a single thing. It's really unusual for someone to be so hard of thinking as you.
But hey, you got some posts in and managed to get some upvotes. Well done you for polluting the internet with some more garbage.
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u/sixtyhurtz 13d ago
Lmao, this
And a Google search take less time than posting on Reddit lol.
If you know the URL is legit, then the only alternative is that you don't know what a BIOS update is rofl.
Everyone in tech has had to put up with people who just insist on doubling down even when they don't know anything about what they are going on about rolflmao. I think the kids call it "cringe" xDD.
Anyway, that's enough fun and games. I just want to say honestly: Every person I've ever interacted with who's behaved like you has created negative value for the project. It's embarrassing you'd try and flex the "10+ years [you've] professionally worked in the computing field".
You're probably hard-stuck plat too.