Download Download Intel NUC7CJYH NUC Kit BIOS 0072 for OS Independent, Windows 10 64 bit, Windows 11 Free

New fixes/features:

– Fixed the Intel NUC TOCTOU vulnerability.
– Fixed the EDK2 PEI phase denial of service vulnerability.
– Fixed the problem of LogoFAIL vulnerability.
– Fixed the TOCTOU vulnerability in “SmiFlash”.
– Fixed the OpenSSL vulnerability issue.
– Updated CPU microcode to M01706A1_00000040.PDB and M01706A8_00000024.PDB.

Known errata:

– Due to CPU microcode updates 0x40 and 0x24, users cannot downgrade BIOS flash/restore to JY0071 and previous versions.

Version:

– ROM image checksum: 0xC530258A
– TXE firmware: 4.0.48.2042
– EC firmware: 2.27
– PMC firmware: v06.08.00
– Framework reference code: based on 2.2.1.0
– Integrated graphics option ROM: v13.0.1005
– Integrated graphics UEFI driver: v13.0.1018
– LAN option ROM: PXE-2.1 BUILD (083) v2.67
– Visual BIOS: 2.2.23

Which file to choose:

– Recovery BIOS update [JY0072.BIO] – .BIO file for F7 BIOS update method or BIOS recovery process. In the event that the BIOS update is interrupted, the BIOS may be left in an unusable state. Use a recovery BIOS update to recover from this situation. It requires a USB flash drive or CD.
– UEFI BIOS update [JYGLKCPX.86A.0072.UEFI.zip] – Allows you to update BIOS from EFI Shell.Requires USB flash drive

Important notes:

– Once the update process has begun, do not power off the system until the update is complete. The update process can take up to 3 minutes.
– Only update the BIOS on your computer if the newer BIOS version specifically solves the problem you are experiencing. We do not recommend updating the BIOS on computers that do not require it.
– Downgrading the BIOS to an earlier version is not recommended and may not be supported. Earlier BIOS versions may not provide support for the latest processors, bug fixes, critical security updates, or support for the latest motherboard versions currently being manufactured. If you are trying to downgrade to a previous BIOS version that has an older Intel ME firmware version than the firmware version currently on the motherboard, the downgrade is not supported.
– Before starting a BIOS update, be sure to read and strictly follow the instructions contained in this document. You may wish to print the instructions for easy reference.
– If the BIOS update process is interrupted, your computer may not operate properly. We recommend that this process be completed in an environment with stable power supply (preferably with a UPS).
– Before updating the BIOS, manually record all BIOS settings that have been changed (default) so that they can be restored after the BIOS update is completed.

Quick BIOS update instructions:

– Using the Intel Express BIOS Update Utility, you can update the BIOS in Windows.
– Save the Express BIOS update file to a temporary folder on the target Intel NUC.
– Double-click the .EXE file to run the Express BIOS update.
– Follow all prompts.

F7 BIOS refresh update instructions:

– Download the recovery BIOS (.BIO) file and save it to a USB portable device.
– Plug the USB device into the USB port of the target Intel NUC.
– Turn on (or restart) the Intel NUC.
– During startup, when the F7 prompt appears, press F7 to enter the BIOS Flash Update tool.
– Select the USB device and press Enter.
– Select the .BIO file and press Enter.
– Press Enter to confirm that you want to update the BIOS.
– Wait 2-5 minutes for the update to complete.
– Remove the USB device.
– Restart the computer.

Power button menu updates:

– Power button menu update allows you to update the system BIOS during the boot process and before the operating system loads. However, some Intel NUC models do not include this feature.
– Download the recovery BIOS (.BIO) file and save it to a portable USB device.
– When the Intel NUC is turned off (not in hibernation or sleep mode), plug the USB device into the Intel NUC’s USB port.
– Press and hold the power button. The system emits three short beeps from the PC speakers. You can plug headphones into the front panel audio jack (if available on the Intel NUC) to hear the beeps.
– After the beep sounds, release the power button before the 4-second shutdown priority occurs.
– Display the power button menu. The options on the menu may vary depending on the Intel NUC model.
– You can press F7 for a normal BIOS update, or F4 for a BIOS recovery.
– Wait 2-5 minutes for the update to complete.
– After the recovery process is complete, the computer will shut down or you will be prompted to shut it down.
– Remove the USB device.
– Restart the computer.

iFlash update instructions:

– Download the iFlash Update .ZIP file and save it to a temporary folder.
– Unzip the downloaded file.
– Copy the .BIO file and IFLASH2.EXE to the bootable USB device (see information below).
– Boot the target PC into DOS.
– At the appropriate directory prompt on the USB drive, type IFLASH2 /pf XXX.BIO (where XXX.BIO is the file name of the .BIO file) to start the iFlash BIOS update process.

BIOS recovery update instructions:

– In case the BIOS update is interrupted, the BIOS may be left in an unusable state. The recovery process requires opening the case to move the onboard BIOS configuration jumpers.
– WARNING: This procedure should be performed by a trained technician.
– Copy the recovery file (.bio) to a bootable USB device.
– Plug the USB device into the USB port of the target Intel NUC.
– Turn off the computer and unplug the AC power source.
– Open the case and remove the yellow BIOS configuration jumper. See the Technical Product Specifications for the location of this jumper.
– Power on the system.
– Wait 2-5 minutes for the update to complete.
– After the recovery process is complete, the computer will shut down or you will be prompted to shut down the computer.
– Remove the USB device from the USB port.
– Replace the BIOS configuration jumper.
– Restart the computer.

To determine your current BIOS version:

– Press F2 during startup to enter BIOS setup.
– The third segment (4 digits) of the BIOS ID string is the current BIOS version.
– Press ESC to exit BIOS.

Regarding operating system independent BIOS:

While installing a newer BIOS version may add new features, update various components, or improve the usability of your device, the process is risky and it is recommended that you only upgrade if you really need it.

Otherwise, this task should be performed by personnel with the knowledge to successfully complete the installation; ordinary users can do so at their own risk.

When applying a new version regardless of the computer’s operating system, the most common method of flashing the BIOS is to create a bootable USB or CD containing the update files and run it from DOS.

About the BIOS update utility:

Applying a new BIOS version can bring various fixes, add new features or improve existing features; however, this action is very risky and should be performed with caution in a stable power environment (such as that guaranteed by a UPS device), and Only do it when really needed.

The Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) is a very important piece of software that loads the currently installed operating system and tests all hardware components – so make sure you flash it correctly.

When it comes to changing BIOS versions, the update utility searches for compatible software packages in any given location or network, and if found, it will automatically install the required version after getting your approval.

It is important to consider that failure to perform the installation may severely damage your system, and a faulty BIOS may even render the system unusable.

So, if you plan to upgrade your BIOS, hit the download button, get and install the package, and then run the utility to check if a new version is available. Don’t forget to visit our website as often as possible to stay up to date with the latest releases.