HP Book 800CT manual Lockup/computer freezes, Keyboard

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Symptom

Call Center

Repair Center

fault – insert valid boot disk

 

and not trapped under them

and press any key”

 

(where they can short hard

 

 

drive PCA). Then try another

 

 

hard drive. If problem is

 

 

solved,

Error message: “Auto IDE

Verify latest BIOS (v1.02.00).

original HD may be corrupted,

error” or “HDD not ready”

Send in for repair.

have a virus or be defective. If

 

 

problem persists, reinstall old

 

 

HD and try replacing the CPU

 

 

board and if that doesn’t work,

 

 

then replace the logic board.

Lockup/computer freezes

 

 

After warm docking

Verify latest BIOS (v1.02.00).

New BIOS v 1.02.00

After hot docking

Does the user have an external

 

 

monitor? If so, BIOS versions

 

 

after 1.00.00 may exhibit this

 

 

problem about 5% of the time. A

 

 

future revision of the BIOS will

 

 

address this issue.

 

After undocking

Is there a card in dock? Remove

 

 

card from undocked

 

 

configuration.

 

 

Is the user an HP COE user? If

 

 

so, does the user use COE

 

 

Connect and COE Disconnect?

 

 

If not, refer them to their IT dept.

 

 

for instructions.

 

While booting

Press reset button.

Can you boot from floppy? If

 

If ineffective, can user boot from

no, replace CPU first, then

 

floppy? If no, send in for repair.

logic board. If yes, run

 

If yes, run CHKDSK /f on hard

CHKDSK /f on hard drive, then

 

drive, then attempt to boot from

attempt to boot from HD again.

 

HD again.

Run Scandisk to check for HD

 

 

platter defects. Verify

 

 

keyboard support plate is of

 

 

later design or has I/O insulator

 

 

(Service Note 800-09).

After turning on

New BIOS v 1.02.00

New BIOS v 1.02.00. Try

 

 

replacing HD, then CPU, and

 

 

then logic board.

When shutting down, during

Microsoft has a web page to help

 

“Windows 95 Shutting Down”

with these problems, which are

 

screen

usually the result of driver

 

 

conflicts.

 

 

(www.microsoft.com/kb/articles/q

 

 

145/9/26.htm)

 

 

If HP COE user, make certain

 

 

they are using COE Disconnect.

 

 

Refer them to their IT

 

 

department.

 

Keyboard

 

 

Keys stiff

Is customer comparing OB800

If the keyboard is stiff, replace

 

keyboard to other notebook or

with a new keyboard of

 

desktop keyboards? Is customer

datecode Aug 1 or later.

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Contents HP OmniBook 800CS/CT Page Table of Contents Hard Disk Drive Floppy Disk Drive CD-ROM Drive OmniBook 800 External Features List of FiguresDiagnostic Commands for Toggling Settings List of TablesIntroduction Resource Number/Address CommentsPage Part Product Overview Feature OmniBook 800 with MMX F1360 F1171 F1175 What’s New1MB RAM Product Features OmniBook 800 External FeaturesExploded Diagram Product at a GlanceParts Identification Number Part Number ReplaceableProduct Comparisons HP OmniBook With MMX Technology2MB 1MB ∙ RAM IDEDram Pcmcia ∙ PC IDBattery and accessories On battery Accessories Page Page Page Part Troubleshooting Power-On Self-Test Beep CodesPost Beep Codes Display Codes Post Display CodesMessage Possible Cause No Bootable Floppy Drive 0 Installed No Interrupts from TimerDMA Controller Faulty Faulty DMA page RegistersOmniBook Diagnostics Running the diagnostics programMain diagnostic screen Main Diagnostic Screen Running selected tests Special test hardware requirements Alternative methods for running testsLoop Back Connectors Serial Loop Back ConnectorPcmcia Type III extender card SyCard Solder BridgesCommand line options Diagnotic Command Line OptionsSwitch Description User interface commands Commands for test selectionDiagnostic Test Selection Commands Command DescriptionCommands for toggling test settings Diagnostic Commands for Toggling SettingsMouse switch Key Action Diagnostic Hidden Commands Commands for setting test parameters Diagnostic Test ParametersDetails on using the diagnostic tests CacheRAM, motherboard RAM, plug Upper PC CardTimers Lower PC CardReal time clock IRQ controllerBattery Serial portPrinter port Hard diskText mode mouse test KeyboardOUT TOPBOT LeftMouse Test Screen text mode Graphic mode mouse sine test Mouse Test Screen graphics mode Text mouse and graphic sine mouse tests selected Graphic draw screen mouse test selectedAudio DisplayDocked device Scsi Hard diskDock keyboard Dock EepromContents of the DMI Package Desktop Management Interface DMIDescription of DMI LAN CD-ROMMIF Installing the DMI Package from Windows Uninstalling the DMI Package from WindowsUsing the DMI Interface Setup and Configuration SCU Main ScreenSystem Menu Settings Boot Devices…System Menu Screen Date and Time…Passwords… Enable CacheStatus Panel Enable Status Panel Settings…Password Configuration System Password MatrixPC ID Input/Output Menu Screen Enabled IrDA IR External Devices…Audio Port… Video StretchedPower Menu Screen Port ActivityIRQ3, IRQ4, IRQ5 IRQ7, IRQ9Default Menu Screen Default Menu SettingsFactory Default SettingsExit Menu Screen Troubleshooting Tips OmniBook Troubleshooting TipsSymptom Call Center Repair Center OmniBook ComponentsPower/battery Computer won’t turn On/won’t bootLockup/computer freezes Computer noisy but working MiscellaneousSymptom Call Center Repair Center CD ROM Drive Troubleshooting BiosCD-ROM Troubleshooting Tips Trouble Possible Causes SolutionsResolving Docking Station Operating Problems If an external PS/2 mouse or keyboard doesn’t workResolving OmniBook Docking Problems If a network-enabled system locks up when rebootingIf your docking password isn’t accepted If network connections don’t workPage Part Hardware Repair Battery Removal ProcedureRequired Equipment Memory 16-MB Memory ModulesRemoving the Memory Module Replacement Procedure Hard Disk Drive Hard Drive ScrewsFolding the Keyboard Open DischargeHard Drive Removal Replacement Procedure Inserting the Hard Drive Hard Disk Drive Breather Holes IBM and Toshiba Hard Drive Breather Holes respectivelyRemoving the Mouse Replacement Procedure MouseBattery Latch Small PartsKeyboard Keyboard ScrewsSecurely into the zero insertion force connectors Under the keyboardDisplay Bottom Case Screws and Rubber FeetF1360 only F1171 F1175 Keyboard Support Plate ScrewsDisplay Flex Cables Top Case and Display Removal Intel Inside Sticker Placement Connector CPUHeat Transfer Disk Heat Transfer Disk and Keyboard Support InsulatorPage Logic PCA Board Electronic Serial NumberProgramming the Electronic Serial Number Overriding an Incorrect Electronic Serial NumberLogic PCA Removal Grommet and Bushing Placement Paw Active Paw Active RemovalOther Components and Accessories Page Page Appendices Appendix a Technical Specifications Mass Storage SpecificationsHard Disk Drive Floppy Disk DriveFloppy Disk Drive Specifications CD-ROM Drive SpecificationsCD-ROM Drive Inch Floppy DriveSystem Resources System Interrupts IRQsInterrupts for F1171 F1175 Interrupts for F1360DMA Channels Memory MapDMA Channels for F1171 F1175, and F1360 Memory Map for F1171 F1175Addresses O Address for F1171 F1175Ffff O Addresses for F1360Appendix B Hewlett-Packard Password Removal Policy Page Appendix C Hewlett-Packard TFT Display Quality Statement Appendix D OmniBook Diagnostics Bios Checksums OmniBook F1171 F1175 Bios ChecksumsAltera Boot Total SUM OmniBook F1360 Bios ChecksumsAppendix E OmniBook Diagnostics Error Messages Bios flash romsHewlett-Packard supplied test messages Fail C-F=XXXX#YYYYDisk Drives Scsi HD / internal HD / Floppy Scsi loopback test Watergate Software supplied test messages CPU test responsesCo-CPU test responses Memory test responses Cache test responsesVGA test responses Timer chip test responses Cmos RAM test responsesSound test responses Keyboard test responsesCOM test responses IRQ test resonsesDMA test responses HD test responsesCD ROM test responses Appendix F Part Numbers F1171 F1360F1175 External Battery LI-ION BatteryCD-ROM Power Cable SVC Kybrd TopcaseOB Lightweight Setup Guide EnglishSetup Guide E,G,F,S,I Setup Guide E,D,S,F,NFrench ItalianGerman SpanishPage HP Part Number F1360-90049