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Troubleshooting Your x2000 Workstation Symptom Type of Problem Workstation starts to boot, but a POST (Power-On Self-Test) error message is displayed on the screen. • CMOS test error. • Keyboard or mouse are not working correctly. • Floppy disk drive LED does not appear. • Hard disk drive, DVD, CD-RW or CD-ROM drive are not accessible. • Serial or Parallel ports are incorrectly configured. • Devices are not cabled correctly. • Device drivers missing or incorrectly installed. An error message appears on the MaxiLife LCD during runtime. You cannot turn off the Workstation. You have forgotten your password. • Can't start the Workstation Your Workstation has a software problem. • Software application will not run. • Date and time are wrong. Your Workstation repeatedly loses its configuration settings. You have problems using the Euro symbol. Refer To page 214 page 215 page 216 page 217 page 218 page 219 page 221 page 221 page 222 page 223 page 224 Chapter 7 197

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Troubleshooting Your x2000 Workstation
Chapter 7
197
Symptom
Type of Problem
Refer To
Workstation starts to boot, but a
POST (Power-On Self-Test) error
message is displayed on the screen.
•
CMOS test error.
page 214
•
Keyboard or mouse are not working
correctly.
page 215
•
Floppy disk drive LED does not appear.
page 216
•
Hard disk drive, DVD, CD-RW or
CD-ROM drive are not accessible.
page 217
•
Serial or Parallel ports are incorrectly
configured.
•
Devices are not cabled correctly.
•
Device drivers missing or incorrectly
installed.
page 218
An error message appears on the MaxiLife LCD during runtime.
page 219
You cannot turn off the Workstation.
page 221
You have forgotten your password.
•
Can’t start the Workstation
page 221
Your Workstation has a software
problem.
•
Software application will not run.
•
Date and time are wrong.
page 222
Your Workstation repeatedly loses its configuration settings.
page 223
You have problems using the Euro symbol.
page 224