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Problem
An optional component
does not work.
The Power button does
not resume the system
from:
Suspend (Windows NT) or
Standby (Windows
2000/98) mode.
The system does not
automatically enter
Suspend (Windows NT) or
Standby (Windows
2000/98).
Upon resuming from a
manual STF the system
displays the message,
"Following system
component(s) changed
since last Suspend
(Windows NT) or Standby
(Windows 2000/98) –
System Memory. Do you
want to (B)oot or (P)ower
down?"
Start-Up Problems
The system displays an invalid configuration error message at power on when there are
the following conditions:
the current configuration information does not match configuration information
!
stored in Auto Setup, such as when an internal option is added.
the system loses configuration information.
!
If either condition is true, the system displays an "invalid configuration information"
message.
To continue start-up procedures, press
utility to set current system parameters.
Troubleshooting
Resolution
Make sure the component is securely installed or
connected. Verify that the system parameter for the I/O
port configuration is set correctly in Setup.
If system does not resume, it may have automatically
entered Suspend (Windows NT) or Standby (Windows
2000/98) on a low battery. Attach the AC adapter and
try again.
A disk drive might be busy. Wait until the disk drive
stops and try again.
Check that Auto Play is disabled. See "Changing the
Auto Play Setting" in Chapter 5 for details.
Power down the system and reseat the memory.
If new memory was installed prior to manual STF,
remove new memory before resuming from Suspend
(Windows NT) or Standby (Windows 2000/98) mode.
F2
(or
F1
when prompted) and run the Setup
Solving System Problems 10-3
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