Update firmware-recovery-k1.md

docs/firmwares/firmware-recovery-k1.md

@@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ If your motherboard is partially bricked, it's possible to restore the firmware
 - A computer running :material-microsoft-windows: Windows
 - A microUSB to USB-A cable with dual-purpose for communication and power supply:
 
-  <img width="400" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/USB_Cable.png">
+    <img width="400" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/USB_Cable.png">
 
 !!! Note
-    There are two types of microUSB cables:<br />
+    **There are two types of microUSB cables:**<br />
     - With power supply only which does not work for this procedure<br />
     - With dual-purpose for communication and power supply which work for this procedure
 
@@ -34,29 +34,29 @@ If your motherboard is partially bricked, it's possible to restore the firmware
 
 - Press the `BOOT` button and `RESET` button on the motherboard at the same time:
 
-  <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/01.png">
+    <img width="600" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/01.png">
 
 - Then hold them for 3 seconds, release the `RESET` button first, then release the `BOOT` button to enter in boot mode. At this point, the system light should be slightly lit.
 
 - Extract `cloner-2.5.36.1-windows_alpha.zip` file.
 
 - Open **Device Manager** on your computer:
 
-    1. Press the `Windows` key to launch the `Windows Start` menu.
-    2. Type `device manager`
-    3. Select the `Device Manager` option under the `Best match` section of the search results
+    - Press the `Windows` key to launch the `Windows Start` menu.
+    - Type `device manager`
+    - Select the `Device Manager` option under the `Best match` section of the search results
 
 - On **Device Manager** window, you should see `Ingenic USB BOOT DEVICE` item with a warning icon in `Other devices` section:
 
-  <img width="400" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/02.png">
+    <img width="400" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/02.png">
 
   If not, it may be because you are using the first type of microUSB cable, intended only for charging. You need to replace it with the second type of cable.
 
 - Select `Ingenic USB BOOT DEVICE` → Right-click and choose `Update driver`
 
 - Then select `Browse my computer for drivers` → Select the `cloner-win32-driver` folder (from the previously extracted zip file) → Click `Next` button and the system will automatically install the driver:
 
-  <img width="900" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/03.png">
+    <img width="900" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/03.png">
 
 
 ## Flash Firmware
@@ -66,21 +66,21 @@ If your motherboard is partially bricked, it's possible to restore the firmware
 
 - Click on the `Load image` button and select the firmware file with **.ingenic** extension:
 
-  <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/04.png">
+    <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/04.png">
 
 - Enter in boot mode by pressing the `BOOT` button and `RESET` button on the motherboard at the same time. Hold them for 3 seconds, release the `RESET` button first, then release the `BOOT` button.
 
 - Then, click the `Start` button:
 
-  <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/05.png">
+    <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/05.png">
 
 - At this point, the program will start burning automatically, and you can monitor the burning progress through the progress bar:
 
-  <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/06.png">
+    <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/06.png">
 
 - After a successful burning, the system indicator light on the mainboard will start blinking intermittently:
 
-  <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/07.png">
+    <img width="700" src="../../assets/img/Firmware-Recovery/07.png">
 
 - The flashing procedure is completed and you have restored the motherboard firmware.