Method for preventing software from being wrongly burned

A method for preventing software from being wrongly burned, such that software can be correctly burned by a burning program into a storage device of a machine corresponding to the software, so as to provide for normal operation of the software, the method comprising steps of:

• (1) providing both the software and the storage device with a recognition code corresponding to the kind of machine that will employ the storage device;
• (2) executing the burning program;
• (3) determining whether the recognition code of the software is consistent with that of the storage device;
• whereupon, if the codes are consistent, Step (4) is performed, and, if the codes are inconsistent, Step (5) is performed instead;
• (4) burning the software into the storage device prior to performing Step (5);
• and
• (5) terminating the burning program.

A method for preventing software from being wrongly burned, such that basic input output system (BIOS) software can be correctly burned into a storage device of a motherboard of a machine corresponding to the software by a burning program, so as to provide normal operation of the basic input output system software, the method comprising steps of:

• (1) providing both the basic input output system software and the storage device with a recognition code corresponding to the motherboard of the machine;
• (2) executing the burning program;
• (3) determining whether the recognition code of the basic input output system software is consistent with that of the storage device;
• whereupon, if the codes are consistent, Step (4) is performed, and, if the codes are inconsistent, Step (5) is performed instead;
• (4) burning the basic input output system software into the storage device prior to performing Step (5);
• and
• (5) terminating the burning program.