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Should You Update Your BIOS?

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July 13, 2012
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Should You Update Your BIOS?
Rohkai asked the Answer Line forum if a PC's BIOS, like an operating system or an antivirus, should be kept up to date. - Lincoln Spector, PCWorld
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