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If you have dual microprocessors installed, ensure that the application program is compatible with multiple microprocessors. Many older applications cannot use multiple processors. For more information, see "Multiple Microprocessor Compatibility."

Ensure that you properly installed and configured the application program. Reinstall the program if necessary.

Consult the software documentation or contact the software manufacturer for detailed troubleshooting information on a particular application program.

Ensure that you have not made an error while entering data.

Ensure that problems are not caused by a virus — Use a virus-scanning application program to check the software installation diskettes or CDs before using them.

After you have checked the software installation diskettes or CDs with a virus-scanning application program, you should disable the virus- scanning application program before installing the software. You should also disable any other application programs that are "hidden," or operate in the background.

Verify that the program’s device drivers do not conflict with certain application programs. For more information, see "Device Drivers."

Confirm that a problem is software-related by running the System Board Devices tests in the Dell Diagnostics. If all tests run successfully, the error condition may be related to a software problem.

Ensure that the use of TSR programs has not resulted in a memory conflict.

Remove or confirm the possibility of a program conflict by rebooting your computer.

Ensure that a hardware conflict does not exist between devices.

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