Wrong bios update?

After a long time full of problems with Micro stuttering in Fortnite and after I really tried everything to fix this jerking, I just wanted to try to do a BIOS update. Have (sure) found the right Bios file to download after I had installed the file, I found in the folder any other files, or 3 pdf files that show how I update bios with the respective Windows version (see FIG 1). I have wounded that there was not Windows 10, so I assumed that the bottom of these 3 files shows me how I install everything (after opening is the following (SEE PICTURE 2)!

My problem now is that Youtube videos can no longer be played and somehow the sound is gone when my speakers or headset is connected? Can anyone help?

This has to do with the BIOS at most indirectly what. I would uninstall and reinstall the sound drivers so that they can adjust any changed data that the new BIOS provides.

The BIOS update has nothing to do with Windows 10 and your other problems. In principle, the BIOS does not care if you are using Windows 10, 8.1, 7, or e.g. Install a Unix derivative.

You should reinstall your motherboard drivers from the manufacturer's website.

So anyway, everything is back. I loaded it also from the official BIOS page

Thank you! Have now no more problems, was apparently only a bug… However, I can't find my motherboard driver… In program for determining these is always only Acer Nitro N50-600 … On the PC itself is N50. On the Acer side I have to help me my model number loaded all drivers, but I see nowhere with anything motherboard? Where can find the right one now? I will not find it on Google

A motherboard driver is the name given to all the drivers required for the mainboard and its components. Sure, you've found all on the manufacturer's side, which could, for example. Been a network driver, a sound driver, and a chipset driver.

Perfect ^^