airace Posted August 30, 2012 Share Posted August 30, 2012 Also I have a problem with my Force 3 120GB. I fallow the the procedure you described: - Motherboard setting is on ACHI - I run updater with administrator privileges - I select the wright corresponding number - At the end of the process is shown the success notification ... but my Force 3 still on 1.3.3 FW :confused: I try the procedure multiple times but th result is the same! ... I have precisely the same issue: I have a Corsair SF 3 120Gb - motherboard uses Intel AHCI - ran the tool as Admin - chose the high number .vic from the 120gGb zip file - "22978_fw.vic" - the process ran and the green check appeared - a rescan or relaunch of the tool still shows the old 1.3.3 revision with a "22788" signature - ok, so maybe this is not a "cumulative" update. So tried going step at a time - use 22793, then 22853, etc - but that gives the same result, i.e. it still shows the old revision and sig as before. Please suggest if I am doing this wrong? Am I supposed upgrade to some other interim versions before stepping upto 5.03? Hoping to do this since a clean install of Win7 pro freezes after a few minutes of booting up on this drive with its current firmware rev/signature. Have not been able to use the drive in over two months since buying it. thnx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
airace Posted August 31, 2012 Author Share Posted August 31, 2012 Sorry - never mind - my bad. As per page 4 in the guide "Locate the config file matching with the same last five signature numbers" I must have skimmed over or paged down too quickly. Once you select the same number update filename as the number shown in the fieldUpdater tool, it works great. I was selecting a higher number filename instead. I now have 5.03 revision instead of 1.3.3 and will proceed to load a fresh W8. Will post if I keep getting the same BSODs with W8 as I did with W7. Thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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