You can get @bios

You should update BIOS only if it resolves some issue you're having. Do you have any issues with your system that this BIOS update is supposed to solve? If no, then you should not update BIOS. If BIOS update is done wrong or power gets cut during update, your motherboard gets bricked. Thanks for answering the actual question, I appreciate it. No, there's no issues so ill just leave it alone. its working fine i don't really feel the need to do the run around of going to the store and getting a usb and updating it. Welcome to the forums, newcomer! I've read the overwhelming opinion of it and I totally understand where people are coming from, it's bloat and poor and you don't want me to have it and just use a usb and that makes complete sense but i have ocd and i kind of just need it to do the job its supposed to do. It's not an opinion, it's from experience that the app is not meant for duties except for BIOS updates. Quiet frankly, you're taking the longest route in order to solve a problem. In case you didn't read them on our forums(or others), the app center has been known to brick motherboards since the app isn't as smart as a person. You're advised to flash the BIOS, the old school way, following steps mentioned here; View: https://youtu.be/JqzlKy_SGOA I just want things to work as intended and not have to get a second usb to flash, unistall app center bla bla bla. You don't use an app or even 3rd party app's to update/flash the BIOS for your motherboard, plain and simple. Well you could, if you're looking for an excuse to get another motherboard or go down another rabbit hole with a H341A BIOS programming tool kit to recover your BIOS. None of these words are an actual answer to my real question and yes you are in fact just sharing your opinion which i never needed i already knew what it was. and if i might add that by your own words if the app is "not meant for duties except for BIOS updates" then logically, again by your own words, using it do so is fine.