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The system configuration information in the
system setup program is incorrect, or the
battery charge may be low.
Enter the system setup program and verify the
system configuration; then restart the system.
The keyboard controller failed its test.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
The keyboard is not working correctly.
The keyboard or system board may need to be
replaced.
The BIOS has detected a stuck key
represented by scan code nn.
Make sure nothing is resting on the keyboard; if
a key appears to be stuck, carefully pry it up. If
the problem persists, you may need to replace
the keyboard.
The system's mouse has been found and
initialized.
No action is necessary.
The operating system cannot be located on
drive A or drive C.
Enter the system setup program and confirm
that drive A or drive C is properly identified.
A parity error has been detected on the system
bus. The BIOS attempts to locate the address
and display it (nnnn); if it cannot locate the
address, it displays ???? instead.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
A parity error has been detected on the I/O bus.
The BIOS attempts to locate the address and
display it (nnnn); if it cannot locate the address,
it displays ???? instead.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
This message is displayed after any
recoverable error message.
Press <F1> to start the boot routine or <F2> to
enter the system setup program and change
any settings.
Optional message displayed during POST.
If desired, press <Del> to enter the system
setup program.
After an unsuccessful boot, POST loads default
values and offers to run the system setup
program. (POST does not input these default
values to the system setup program.)
There may be incorrect values or incorrect
settings in the system setup program. Run the
system setup program and attempt to restore
the incorrect setting(s). If the message
reappears, set the configuration jumper to
Maintenance mode and restart the system to
return all settings to their defaults.
The RTC has failed the BIOS test.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
The system cannot configure all system board
devices without a resource conflict.
Run the system setup program and try to
resolve any obvious resource conflicts. If the
message reappears, set the configuration
jumper to Maintenance mode and restart the
system to return all settings to their defaults.
Shadow RAM has failed at offset nnnn in the
64-KB block in which the error was detected.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
The CMOS clock battery indicator shows the
battery is dead.
Replace the battery and run the system setup
program to reconfigure the system.
The system BIOS has been copied to shadow
RAM.
No action is necessary.
RAM cache failed the BIOS test; the BIOS has
disabled the cache.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
System CMOS has been corrupted or modified
incorrectly, perhaps by an application program
that changes data stored in CMOS.
Run the system setup program and reconfigure
the system by either reverting to the default
values or by making your own selections.
System RAM failed at offset nnnn in the 64-KB
block in which the error was detected.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
The timer test failed.
If you receive this message after making
changes in the system setup program, enter the
program and restore the original value(s).
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