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From: Proceso on 04/30/2004
I am building a system, with Pentium 111. I turn on the computer and the above subject came out. I checked the cable so many times but everytime that I reboot the computer it still the above subject is coming out. I have not install yet ther O/S.
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From: Jim on 05/31/2009
Look up your laptop manual online or F-ing find it in your drawer, WHY DIDN'T YOU KEEP IT WHERE YOU COULD GET TO IT? Yea, you are soooo brilliant that you don't need to read the manual.
Then look for how to get into BIOS, then read the many, many posts about what the problem is and how to fix it.
Then do what the error says, CHECK THE F-ING CABLE!!! It's probably loose if it wasn't one of the other problems.
If your HD is dead and not spinning or CLANKING over and over, and EVERYTHING else is checked as per the posts, all I can say is HOW LONG DID YOU THINK THE THING WAS GOING TO LAST?
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From: James on 05/29/2009
ok, so i guess im haveing a BOIS problem and the only thing coming up is is the boot menu and something else.it's F2 and F12. and i cant change any option.it's a media test failure. i did have a dvd in the laptop when i restaerted it, which is when it first happened. but i took the dvd out and restarted it again. yet still happened. it's a nexlink. not sur eof the model. but if you could plz help me step through step that'd be great ^_^ ty
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From: Fred on 07/02/2008
Go into the BIOS and turn off PXE option. The computer is trying to boot to a network and not the HHD or CD.
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From: Amin on 04/11/2006
Same problem. The system does not even boot so chaecking bios etc. is of little comfort.The laptop is not connected to anythiong: no external mouse, keyboard, or network. The laptop is a Compaq. It is a nice size so junking it is hard to do!
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From: Rich on 05/06/2004
This is a message commonly encountered when the computer tries to boot up from a network. If you are not networked, go into your BIOS and remove this option from the boot sequence. If you ARE trying to boot from a network, this is an indication of failure to connect. Alternatively, in certain Dell computers this has indicated hard drive failure, or as a last resort, certain kinds of processor failure can cause this.
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From: Jase on 05/03/2004
Check Jumper settings are correct, Make sure the drive is set to master and is on the IDE0 channel (Primary Channel)Jase
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