You don't give a lot of information for this group to help, but sounds like
your BIOS wants you to go and tell it that you have changed the amount of
RAM. Or, your CMOS battery is dying and the BIOS cannot remember the last
settings.
What happens when you press F1?
Have you looked at the BIOS settings to see if the RAM amount is correct?
Cannot start Windows XP. Got the same message (I can go to F1 or F12) but
didn't change RAM; PC is 4 months old!!! What gives???? Is it virus related?
any advice much appreciated.
Cannot start Windows XP. Got the same message (I can go to F1 or F12) but
didn't change RAM; PC is 4 months old!!! What gives???? Is it virus
related?
any advice much appreciated.
RAM goes bad when it goes bad. Age has nothing to do with this event. I
would suspect defective RAM or defective BIOS battery.
Your system should still be under warranty. Why don't you ask the
manufacturer first?
Jim
Cannot start Windows XP. Got the same message (I can go to F1 or F12) but
didn't change RAM; PC is 4 months old!!! What gives???? Is it virus related?
any advice much appreciated.
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