Do not chase beta versions. There is no official BIOS with NVMe boot support for this board without a manual mod.
If you prefer updating within Windows, use the official ECS tool to minimize risks.
Most early revisions of this motherboard require a BIOS update to recognize 3rd-generation Intel Core (Ivy Bridge 22nm) CPUs, such as the Core i5-3470 or i7-3770. ecs h61h2mv bios update full
ECS implemented a complex structure for upgrading these boards from older "legacy" BIOS structures to newer UEFI/Intel ME8 management engines. Step 1: Preparing the Files
What is the printed on your motherboard? Do not chase beta versions
Look for a 3-pin jumper labeled , ME_CLK , or SPI_WP .
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Note: If your board lacks a physical cap, you can carefully bridge pins 2 and 3 using a flathead screwdriver during the boot phase, though sourcing a standard jumper cap is highly recommended. Phase 3: The Multi-Stage Flashing Process