Dell 200 Determine if a conflict exists by, See page 68 and restarting, Last card removed from

Light Pattern	Problem Description	Suggested Resolution
	A possible expansion card failure has	1	Determine if a conflict exists by
	occurred.		removing a card (not a graphics card)
			(see page 68) and restarting the
			computer.
		2	If the problem persists, reinstall the
			card that you removed, remove a
			different card, and then restart the
			computer.
		3	Repeat this process for each card. If the
			computer starts normally, troubleshoot
			the last card removed from the
			computer for resource conflicts (see
			page 51).
		4	If the problem persists, contact Dell
			(see page 111).
	The system is operating in the quick	• Press the power button
	resume mode. See "Using Intel® Viiv™	• Move the mouse
	Quick Resume Technology (Optional)"	• Press any key on the keyboard
	on page 26 for additional information.
		• Press any key on the optional MCE
			remote control
	Another failure has occurred.	• Ensure that the cables are properly
			connected to the system board from
			the hard drive, CD drive, and DVD
			drive (see page 64).
		• If there is an error message on your
			screen identifying a problem with a
			device (such as the floppy drive or hard
			drive), check the device to make sure it
			is functioning properly.
		• The operating system is attempting to
			boot from a device (such as the floppy
			drive or hard drive); check system
			setup (see page 99) to make sure the
			boot sequence is correct for the devices
			installed on your computer.
		• If the problem persists, contact Dell
			(see page 111).
	The computer is in a normal operating	None.
	condition after POST.

NOTE: The computer turns off all four diagnostic lights before booting to Windows after POST.

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