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Troubleshooting
Invalid password. Enter your password again, making certain to
enter it correctly.
If you do not know the password, you may
need to reinstall the software you are trying
to access.
Startup passwords are stored in BIOS. If this
password has been set and is unknown, you
may be able to reset the password via system
board jumper settings.
Keyboard clock line failure. Try a working keyboard.
Make sure that the keyboard is compatible
with the system. You may have to change the
switch setting to AT.
Keyboard controller failure. Try a working keyboard.
Make sure that the keyboard is compatible
with the system. You may have to change the
switch setting to AT.
Keyboard controller failure. Try a working keyboard.
Make sure that the keyboard is compatible
with the system. You may have to change the
switch setting to AT.
Keyboard not detected. See “The keyboard does not work” on
page 95 for possible solution.
Turn off the system, then check the keyboard
cable.
Keyboard stuck key failure. Remove any objects that may be resting on
the keyboard, then restart the system.
Check for sticking keys. Clean the keyboard
if necessary.
Memory errors were
detected while the system
powered up.
See “Memory errors were detected during
system start up” on page 90 for a possible
solution.
Memory size error. Enter the BIOS Setup utility and save the
memory configuration.
Non-system disk or disk
error.
Eject the diskette, then press E
NTER
.
If the diskette is bootable, check it for errors.
Not enough memory. Close all programs that are not currently in
use.
Error Message Solutions
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