
Error Message | Solutions |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Keyboard not detected. | |
| page 95 for possible solution. |
| Turn off the system, then check the keyboard |
| cable. |
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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. |
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Memory errors were | |
detected while the system | system start up” on page 90 for a possible |
powered up. | solution. |
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Memory size error. | Enter the BIOS Setup utility and save the |
| memory configuration. |
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Eject the diskette, then press ENTER. | |
error. | If the diskette is bootable, check it for errors. |
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Not enough memory. | Close all programs that are not currently in |
| use. |
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