It should stay the same when you reboot, but it is possible it might change, so I'll repeat MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE HANDLE.ĥ - Once you know the handle, download the firmware with the following command, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT HANDLE AND FILENAME: It should give you the same information in your third screenshot. But if you want to be double extra sure, type: After you boot from the usb, you are already where you need to be.Ĥ - It automatically scans when it boots up, so you don't really need to do it again as the README.txt tells you. In the firmware folder in your first screenshot is the file that you need to copy to the root directory of the USB:ģ - Don't type "exit" that is what logged you out. I'll share instruction if you guys are interested.ġ - You need to boot back into windows and copy the actual firmware files onto the bootable USB stick you made. I have done it! I found a guy who knew how to do it.
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