Troubleshooting & Technical Summary
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If there is still a problem check the following:
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Run the CMOS Setup Utility, load the Optimized
Defaults, save and exit to restart the computer. If
there’s still a problem:
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Turn off and unplug the computer.
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Press the installed DIMMs into the sockets to
make sure they’re fully seated.
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Make sure the CPU is correctly installed.
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Check all hardware configuration settings on the
motherboard and ensure they are correct.
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Make sure you use the right cables to connect
internal peripherals and that the peripherals are
correctly connected. Pay particular attention to
the Master/Slave positions on IDE cables. If you
have installed a UDMA66 device, make sure you
have connected it to the motherboard with an
UDMA66-compliant cable to ensure maximum
performance.
•
Make sure any expansion cards are correctly in-
stalled and fully seated in the PCI slots.
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Reassemble the system and try again.
If the problem persists after you have done all of the
things above, consult your vendor.
