August 30, 2008

BIOS ERROR CODES

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BIOS ERROR CODES

BIOS stand for Basic Input Output System. It is the first test that checks the computer system before the startup. If some error occurs during the booting process, BIOS indicated it in the form of codes. The following are BIOS Error Codes that can occur in a computer system. These codes vary with manufacturer. As a lot of manufacturers are making BIOS, so they use their customized codes.

BIOS BEEP CODES (MI)

Error Beep Code

Error Description

1 short D RAM failed to refresh
2 short Failure of Parity circuit
3 short 64K Base RAM failure
4 short Failure of system timer
5 short Failure of any process
6 short A20 error of Keyboard control Gate
7 short Error of Virtual mode exception
8 short Read/Write Display memory test failure
9 short Checksum failure ROM BIOS
10 short Shutdown Read & Write shutdown error for CMOS
11 short Error in Cache Memory
1 long, 3 short Memory failure Usual / Extended
1 long, 8 short Failure of Display/repeat test

BIOS BEEP CODES (AWARD)
The following are BIOS Beep Codes for AWARD that may occur.

Beep Code

Description

1 long

2 short

Indication of a video error .No additional information can be displayed because BIOS cannot initialize the video screen.
Other beep(s) Problem in the Random Access Memory (RAM).

BIOS CODES (IBM)
The following are IBM BIOS Beep Codes that can occur.

Beep Code

Description

No Beeps Card is loose or no Power or it is Short.
1 Short Beep POST process is OK
2 Short Beep Error in the post process
Continuous Beep Card is loose or no Power or it is Short.
Repeating Short Beep Card is loose or no Power or it is Short.
1 Long & 1 Short Beep Error in the motherboard
1 Long & 2 short Beeps Video problem, Problem in the VGA
1 Long and 3 Short Beeps. Display problem
Three Long Beeps Keyboard error.
One Beep, Blank or Incorrect Display Video Display Problem.

BIOS Beep Codes (Phoenix)

Beep Code

Description

1-1-3 Replace motherboard. Cannot read configuration from the BIOS.
1-1-4 Replace the BIOS
1-2-1 Bad timer problem. Replace the motherboard.
1-2-2 Motherboard is out of order.
1-2-3 Motherboard is out of order.
1-3-1 Replace the motherboard.
1-3-3 Replace the motherboard.
1-3-4 Replace the motherboard.
1-4-2 Part of the memory is bad.
3-1-_ One or more chips on the motherboard are damaged.
3-2-4 Motherboard part that checks for keyboard is damaged.
3-3-4 Video card not detected or inserted properly.
3-4-_ Video card out of order.
4-2-1 Chip on the motherboard is bad. So replace the motherboard.
4-2-2 Keyboard problem.
4-2-4 One of the cards inserted on the motherboard is damaged.

Common Problems In Home Network And Their Solutions

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Common Problems In Home Network And Their Solutions

Problem in sharing an internet connection

You got more than one computers at home at finally you managed to get a High speed internet i.e. DSL but you came across problems in sharing that connection in your home network. So to solve this kind of problem you must have knowledge about the types of the internet sharing. So generally there are two basic ways to share an Internet connection:

· Use the Internet Connection Sharing feature. It is the part of Windows XP.

· Use a router in between various computers and the cable/DSL modem.

A pictorial form of the network is shown above indicating the structure of the network.

Why Do I Keep Receiving Shutdown Messages?

This is the indication that you station connected to the go home network is suffering from the blaster worm or similar such kind of worms. You need to protect your computer from further infections and the computer present on the network too. And you have to remove this kind of virus or worms. Most important is that you automatic updates should be ON so that your computer is guarded against new virus definitions. It is strongly recommended to install a Windows XP Service Pack 2.

Can’t See My Computer on the Network

This problem normally arises when you use a windows 98, windows ME but it is very different in case you are using windows XP. The main cause of a disappearing Windows XP based computer on the network is probably a computer’s browsing issue.

You can connect you computer by knowing the ip address even if it is not been shown in the computer network windows. For example, if you want to connect the computer placed in one office with the computer placed in any other room, all you have to know is the IP address of that home office computer. to get the ip of the computer just:

1.

Click Start menu, click All Programs, go to Accessories, and click Command Prompt. A command window will appear.

2.

Type in ipconfig as shown below in the Figure, and then press Enter key.

Here in the picture it is indicating that your ip address is 192.168.50.100

Now you have got the right ip address to work on just go to the other computer and click start menu and click run. Type in “command” and press Enter.

1.

After opening the command prompt, type the command as shown below..

2.

Just type in net use * \\192.168.50.100\foldername as shown in Figure and press Enter key.

Now the Z: drive is ready and you don’t have the need to go repeatedly to the networking menu. Your Z:\ drive is now active and you don’t need to be worry while doing your important work.

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