The following table lists error messages that may appear during
Error message | Action | |
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AWARD CMOS HAS | A virus is possibly attacking the contents of your | |
BEEN CHANGED | CMOS RAM. immediately turn off your computer. | |
| When you turn it back on, run an | |
| program on your hard disk. | |
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BIOS ROM | Your system board may be damaged. Contact | |
CHECKSUM ERROR - | your Authorized Epson Servicer. | |
SYSTEM HALTED |
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CMOS BATTERY HAS | The CMOS battery is bad. Contact your Authorized | |
FAILED | Epson Servicer. | |
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CMOS CHECKSUM | Your CMOS RAM has possibly been corrupted. | |
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ERROR - DEFAULTS | Run the SETUP program and check your settings | |
LOADED | ||
(see Chapter 2 of the Setup Guide). If your settings | ||
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| are correct, save them as you exit the SETUP | |
| program. | |
| If you see the message again, or if your settings | |
| returned to the factory defaults, contact your | |
| Authorized Epson Servicer, | |
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DISK BOOT FAILURE, | The system found no boot device. | |
INSERT SYSTEM DISK |
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AND PRESS ENTER | First run the SETUP program and check the boot | |
| sequence settings, If the settings are correct and | |
| you are booting from a hard disk drive, see | |
| “Hard Disk Problems, m | |
| If you are booting from a diskette, make sure the | |
| diskette is bootable; then see “Diskette Problems.” | |
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