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Allow a firmware to flash ANY drive with FLASHFIX
The firmware update utility of Liteon/Jlms drives will sometime refuse to flash the drive.
E.g: It will not allow to "downgrade" the firmware or to reflash with the same firmware version
and it will refuse most OEM and all rebadged drives, or any drive it was not designed for...
Flashfix will patch most Liteon/Jlms Windows based firmware utilities so as to allow them to flash ANY drive.
It does not change the firmware itself, it only disables the model/version checkup function of the flasher.
(Not supported are: firmware for LTD 122 and 163 Dvd-Rom; 16101B CDRW and older)
If you are not sure, just try. Flashfix will let you know if it can't patch.
It is very simple and quick to run, but it's up to you not to do anything stupid with it!
Make 100% sure the firmware you patch is compatible with your drive, and when you run
the actual flash be absolutely sure to select the correct drive.
Just drag the exe to the FlashFix window.
Current version also supports icon to icon drag 'n drop
and command line operation (e.g: Flashfix zs0n.exe).
WARNING: The firmware you fix will "agree" to flash ANY drive on your system!
If you select a wrong drive from the drop-down menu it might damage that drive!
Flashfix will first make a backup and then patch the firmware utility.
Now you can proceed to flash your drive the normal way.
Brought to you by http://digitri.tk
Repeat: Author is not responsable for any damages made.
DOWNLOAD FROM HERE
The firmware update utility of Liteon/Jlms drives will sometime refuse to flash the drive.
E.g: It will not allow to "downgrade" the firmware or to reflash with the same firmware version
and it will refuse most OEM and all rebadged drives, or any drive it was not designed for...
Flashfix will patch most Liteon/Jlms Windows based firmware utilities so as to allow them to flash ANY drive.
It does not change the firmware itself, it only disables the model/version checkup function of the flasher.
(Not supported are: firmware for LTD 122 and 163 Dvd-Rom; 16101B CDRW and older)
If you are not sure, just try. Flashfix will let you know if it can't patch.
It is very simple and quick to run, but it's up to you not to do anything stupid with it!
Make 100% sure the firmware you patch is compatible with your drive, and when you run
the actual flash be absolutely sure to select the correct drive.
Just drag the exe to the FlashFix window.
Current version also supports icon to icon drag 'n drop
and command line operation (e.g: Flashfix zs0n.exe).
WARNING: The firmware you fix will "agree" to flash ANY drive on your system!
If you select a wrong drive from the drop-down menu it might damage that drive!
Flashfix will first make a backup and then patch the firmware utility.
Now you can proceed to flash your drive the normal way.
Brought to you by http://digitri.tk
Repeat: Author is not responsable for any damages made.
DOWNLOAD FROM HERE
