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POST Message Description

1850 A Plug and Play adapter has requested a hardware interrupt that

is not available.

Action:

1. Make sure that all ISA legacy adapters are set correctly in the

Configuration/Setup Utility program. If the hardware

interrupt settings are not correct, change and save the settings.

Setting the resources used by ISA legacy adapters to Not

available enables the Plug and Play function to configure

around the legacy adapters.

For background information on PCI, ISA, Plug and Play, and

legacy (non-Plug and Play) adapters, refer to Installing Options

in Your Personal Computer. For information about required

interrupt resource settings for ISA legacy adapters, refer to the

documentation that comes with these adapters. For

instructions on using the Configuration/Setup Utility program,

see “Configuring Your Computer” on page 22.

2. Make sure that switches on all ISA legacy adapters are set

correctly. For information about switch settings, refer to the

documentation that comes with the ISA legacy adapters.

3. If all hardware interrupts are being used by ISA legacy

adapters, you might need to remove an ISA legacy adapter to

make an interrupt available to the Plug and Play adapter you

want to install. For instructions on removing adapters, see

Installing Options in Your Personal Computer.

Note: If you remove an ISA legacy adapter, set the hardware

interrupt used by the removed adapter to Available

before installing another adapter.

4. If you have other PCI or Plug and Play adapters installed, you

might need to remove one of these adapters to make an

interrupt available to the Plug and Play adapter you want to

install.

If the problem cannot be isolated and corrected, have the computer

serviced.

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Contents

Main Page Page Third Edition (February 1997) Contents iv Page vi Safety Information Laser Compliance Statement viii Lithium Battery Notice Page About This Book Related Publications xii Page Page Page What Your IBM Personal Computer Offers Support for Pentium Pro Microprocessors 2 ISA Bus PCI Bus High-Capacity Hard Disk Drives CD-ROM Drive PD/CD-ROM Drive ECP/EPP Parallel Port 4 Serial Port Universal Serial Bus Port Infrared Port Video Wake on LAN IBM-Preinstalled Software Operating System Support 6 Ease-of-Use Features Ergonomic Features Advanced Power Management Security Features Service and Support Expandability Drive Bays: 8 Expansion Slots: External Connectors 10 Page Features at a Glance 12 Page 14 System Specifications 16 Chapter 2. Arranging Your Workspace Comfort Glare and Lighting 18 Air Circulation Electrical Outlets and Cable Lengths Chapter 3. Operating Your Personal Computer Using Controls and Status Indicators Starting Your Personal Computer Using a Mouse 20 Shutting Down Configuring Your Computer 22 Starting the Configuration/Setup Utility Program Viewing and Changing Settings in the Configuration/Setup Utility Program 24 Exiting from the Configuration/Setup Utility Program Page Viewing the System Summary Setting the Date and Time Passwords 28 Power-On Password Page Setting and Changing a Power-On Password: 30 Deleting a Power-On Password: Administrator Password Setting and Changing an Administrator Password: 32 Deleting an Administrator Password: Erasing Lost or Forgotten Passwords Advanced Power Management Automatic Hardware Power Management Features 34 Setting Automatic Power-On Features: Automatic Power-On Features Setting Automatic Power-On Features: 36 Changing Keyboard Speed Installing Video Device Drivers Changing Monitor Settings 38 Updating System Programs Diskettes 40 Identifying Diskettes Handling and Storing Diskettes Labeling Diskettes Inserting and Removing Diskettes 42 Write Protecting Diskettes Formatting Diskettes Copying Diskettes 44 Using a CD-ROM Drive Handling a CD Loading a CD 46 Using a PD/CD-ROM Drive Handling and Storing PD/CD Drive Media 48 Loading and Ejecting PD/CD Drive Media Loading and Ejecting a CD: 50 Loading and Ejecting a PD Cartridge: 52 Formatting PD Cartridges 54 Using Locks Locking the Cover and Sliding Door Locking the Keyboard Page Chapter 4. Taking Care of Your Computer Basics Cleaning Your Computer Computer and Keyboard Mouse Replacing the Battery 58 Moving Your Computer Page Chapter 5. Solving Problems Using Diagnostic Tools Power-On Self-Test (POST) 62 Error Messages Solving POST Error Message Problems: 64 Page 66 POST Message Charts 68 Page 70 Page 72 Page 74 Page 76 Page 78 Page 80 Page 82 Page 84 Page Troubleshooting Charts 86 Page 88 Page 90 Page 92 Page 94 Page Diagnostic Programs QAPlus/PRO: 96 Other QAPlus Diagnostic Programs: CoSession: Installing Files from Option Diskettes Managing TSR Programs Page Chapter 6. Getting Help, Service, and Information Using the HelpWare Support Family Using Electronic Support Services Getting Information by Fax 100 Getting Help Online Getting Help by Telephone Getting Help Around the World Purchasing Additional HelpWare Services 102 Enhanced PC Support Line 900-Number Operating System and Hardware Support Line Network and Server Support Line Ordering Support Line Services Warranty and Repair Services 104 Ordering Publications Page Appendix A. Computer Records Serial Numbers and Keys Page Device Records 110 Appendix B. Product Warranties, License Information, and Notices Hardware Limited Warranty Production Status The IBM Warranty for Machines 112 Page Page Appendix C. License Information Program Name Additional Terms and Conditions Warranty 116 U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights Other Documentation Other Additional Terms and Conditions Page Notices 118 Trademarks Page Electronic Emission Notices Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement 120 Telecommunication Notices Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Telephone Company Requirements Canadian Department of Communications Certification Label 122 tiquette d'homologation du ministre des Communications du Canada Page Power Cord Notice 124 IBM power cords for a specific country are usually available only in that country: Page Index Numerics A B C D E 128 F G H I K L M N O 130 P Q R S T U V 132 W