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Old 01-06-2008, 04:45 AM   #1
bladetrinity
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system configuration data read error

when ı turn on my labtop ı see 'system configuration data read error' press
f1 to contınue press f2 to enter setup' what does it mean? I made a recovery
but still continue the problem.can you help me?? what can I do?
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Old 01-06-2008, 04:45 AM   #2
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Re: system configuration data read error

bladetrinity wrote:

> when ? turn on my labtop ? see 'system configuration data read error'
> press f1 to cont?nue press f2 to enter setup' what does it mean? I made a
> recovery but still continue the problem.can you help me?? what can I do?


You have a hardware problem. The message is appearing before your operating
system (Vista) is even loaded. Contact the laptop mftr.'s tech support for
repair.

Malke
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Old 01-06-2008, 04:46 AM   #3
Mick Murphy
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RE: system configuration data read error

The error is in your BIOS, not Vista.
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"bladetrinity" wrote:

> when ı turn on my labtop ı see 'system configuration data read error' press
> f1 to contınue press f2 to enter setup' what does it mean? I made a recovery
> but still continue the problem.can you help me?? what can I do?

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Old 18-11-2008, 03:05 PM   #4
mianjee
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Re: system configuration data read error


It is hardware error. Take out Dimms and cpu or any other hardware which
is possible. Then clean them and put them back. I had the same problem
and i did that and now system is working fine


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