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Product: Windows Operating System
ID: 4
Source: ACPI
Version: 5.2
Symbolic Name: ACPI_ERR_AMLI_ILLEGAL_IO_READ_FATAL
Message: %2: ACPI BIOS is attempting to read from an
illegal
IO port address (%3), which lies in the %4 protected
address range.
This could lead to system instability.
Please contact your system vendor for technical
assistance.
Explanation
The system BIOS attempted to incorrectly access hardware
resources concurrently with the operating system.
This type of access cannot be synchronized and can
cause system instability.
User Action
Contact the system vendor for an updated BIOS and follow
the vendor's
instructions for installation.
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Related Knowledge Base articles
You can find additional information on this topic in
the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
. Post a Question to the Microsoft Windows XP Newsgroups
Ask your question to Microsoft Most Valuable
Professionals
(MVPs) and others who use Microsoft Windows XP.
You can also search for your answer in existing posts.
. Windows XP Support Center
Visit the Windows XP Support Center for links to common
questions
and answers, instructions, the latest downloads, and
more.
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Write to
Illegal
IO Port Address
The following error message may be in the system event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 5 User: N/A Computer:
Machine_Name Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an illegal IO port...
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Create an
Illegal Memory
OpRegion
You may receive the following event message in the event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI
Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 12 User: N/A Computer:
ComputerName Description: AMLI: ACPI BIOS is attempting
to
create an illegal memory...
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Details
Product: Windows Operating System
ID: 5
Source: ACPI
Version: 5.2
Symbolic Name: ACPI_ERR_AMLI_ILLEGAL_IO_WRITE_FATAL
Message: %2: ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an
illegal IO port address (%3), which lies in the %4
protected address range. This could lead to system
instability.
Please contact your system vendor for technical
assistance.
Explanation
The system BIOS attempted to incorrectly access hardware
resources concurrently with the operating system.
This type of access cannot be synchronized and can
cause system instability.
User Action
Contact the system vendor for an updated BIOS
and follow the vendor's instructions for installation.
----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
Related Knowledge Base articles
You can find additional information on this topic
in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
. Post a Question to the Microsoft Windows XP Newsgroups
Ask your question to Microsoft Most Valuable
Professionals
(MVPs) and others who use Microsoft Windows XP.
You can also search for your answer in existing posts.
. Windows XP Support Center
Visit the Windows XP Support Center for links to
common questions and answers, instructions,
the latest downloads, and more.
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting
to Write to Illegal IO Port Address
The following error message may be in the system event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI
Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 5 User: N/A Computer:
Machine_Name Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an illegal IO
port...
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Create an
Illegal Memory OpRegion
You may receive the following event message in the
event log when you open the Event Viewer: Source:
ACPI Category: None Type: Error Event ID: 12 User:
N/A Computer: ComputerName Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to create an illegal memory...
and my vendor told me than the bios s all right and he
just got the chinese patch for it so i m lookin for the
patch if there s one!!!!!!!!!!
he said it was the RPC LEAK PATCH????????????????????????
Details
Product: Windows Operating System
ID: 4
Source: ACPI
Version: 5.2
Symbolic Name: ACPI_ERR_AMLI_ILLEGAL_IO_READ_FATAL
Message: %2: ACPI BIOS is attempting to read from an
illegal
IO port address (%3), which lies in the %4 protected
address range.
This could lead to system instability.
Please contact your system vendor for technical
assistance.
Explanation
The system BIOS attempted to incorrectly access hardware
resources concurrently with the operating system.
This type of access cannot be synchronized and can
cause system instability.
User Action
Contact the system vendor for an updated BIOS and follow
the vendor's
instructions for installation.
----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
Related Knowledge Base articles
You can find additional information on this topic in
the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
. Post a Question to the Microsoft Windows XP Newsgroups
Ask your question to Microsoft Most Valuable
Professionals
(MVPs) and others who use Microsoft Windows XP.
You can also search for your answer in existing posts.
. Windows XP Support Center
Visit the Windows XP Support Center for links to common
questions
and answers, instructions, the latest downloads, and
more.
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Write to
Illegal
IO Port Address
The following error message may be in the system event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 5 User: N/A Computer:
Machine_Name Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an illegal IO port...
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Create an
Illegal Memory
OpRegion
You may receive the following event message in the event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI
Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 12 User: N/A Computer:
ComputerName Description: AMLI: ACPI BIOS is attempting
to
create an illegal memory...
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-
-----------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Details
Product: Windows Operating System
ID: 5
Source: ACPI
Version: 5.2
Symbolic Name: ACPI_ERR_AMLI_ILLEGAL_IO_WRITE_FATAL
Message: %2: ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an
illegal IO port address (%3), which lies in the %4
protected address range. This could lead to system
instability.
Please contact your system vendor for technical
assistance.
Explanation
The system BIOS attempted to incorrectly access hardware
resources concurrently with the operating system.
This type of access cannot be synchronized and can
cause system instability.
User Action
Contact the system vendor for an updated BIOS
and follow the vendor's instructions for installation.
----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
Related Knowledge Base articles
You can find additional information on this topic
in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base articles:
. Post a Question to the Microsoft Windows XP Newsgroups
Ask your question to Microsoft Most Valuable
Professionals
(MVPs) and others who use Microsoft Windows XP.
You can also search for your answer in existing posts.
. Windows XP Support Center
Visit the Windows XP Support Center for links to
common questions and answers, instructions,
the latest downloads, and more.
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting
to Write to Illegal IO Port Address
The following error message may be in the system event
log when you open the Event Viewer: Source: ACPI
Category:
None Type: Error Event ID: 5 User: N/A Computer:
Machine_Name Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to write to an illegal IO
port...
. Error Message: ACPI BIOS Is Attempting to Create an
Illegal Memory OpRegion
You may receive the following event message in the
event log when you open the Event Viewer: Source:
ACPI Category: None Type: Error Event ID: 12 User:
N/A Computer: ComputerName Description: AMLI:
ACPI BIOS is attempting to create an illegal memory...
and my vendor told me than the bios s all right and he
just got the chinese patch for it so i m lookin for the
patch if there s one!!!!!!!!!!
he said it was the RPC LEAK PATCH????????????????????????