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• Reinstalling Windows XP: Boot from ATAPI CD-ROM: failure

  Hi all

  I'm trying to format my PC to reinstall Windows XP. I set the BIOS to select CD-Room as a first option, but when I restart the PC, instead of getting the message "Press any key to boot from CD", I get this "Boot from ATAPI CD-ROM: failure...» "and it starts to load Windows (who doesn't like then I get a black screen and can't do anything), but it won´t start the CD.

  I tried to insert the Windows CD in the DVD drive (I do not know if it would work), but when I press a key to boot from CD, I get a black screen with this message 'nocy zr intdis up trapdis', and then I can't do anything.

  The CD player works, as if I insert a music cd, for example, it runs. The Windows CD also works in the other PC. Any ideas how can I format my PC if the CD won´t run? Or ideas how to run if I get this message "Boot from ATAPI CD-ROM: failure...» » ?

  Thanks in advance.

  Try the suggestions in the link below.

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000227.htm

  Good luck.

• A reinstall of Windows SP3 will set my automatic boot DVD-ROM failure?

  My two readers of DVD - ROM have stopped start automatic on both drives to install program and records of music & video.  I tried to change the registry by a patch of Microsoft article, but the problem is still there.  Another program I have installed in the past may have somehow missed upward.  I suspect that the reinstallation of Windows SP3 may solve the problem.  However, because SP3 came out years ago, we have a LOT of Windows security updates.  My question is this.  Could adversely affect anything on my system to try simply re-run the exe to install SP3 which I just downloaded from Microsoft?  If this seems a feasible idea, I'd lose all these dozens and dozens of Windows security updates that I downloaded via Windows update since two years ago first SP3 installed, or if it is not serious?

  Hello

  You will not be able to reinstall SP3, unless uninstall you it. Re-install it will not be very useful, you can try running sfc (click Start-> Run Type & -> sfc / scannow-> ok) it will take your XP disc.

  You can try to turn autorun by: open my computer-> right click CD/DVD Drive-> Autorun. You can also try the method of register on the Microsoft Web site: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330135

  I hope this helps.

• Windows 2000 pro OS disc

  NEED WINDOWS 2000 PRO RECOVERY DISK. SE MESSAGE SAYING (BOOT FROM ATAPI CD-ROM: FAILURE...)   DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK PRESS ENTER.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is related to Windows 2000 and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  That being said, it seems that there is a problem with the machines boot devices.  My best advice would be to get into the BIOS and make sure that your boot drive is first in line for the startup process.

  PLEASE NOTE:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can resolved e. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Inspiron 3650 does emit any beeps at startup upward. Does?

  Seems to work well, less than a week old. I was expecting a beep at startup upward, but I hear nothing (unless it is very quiet) I should wait for a beep code. Unable to find anything in this regard in the manual. I have a S2316H monitor with built-in speakers attached via the HDMI.

  Any thoughts appreciated please. Thank you.

  With more recent versions of the UEFI BIOS, there is no beep at the STATION, unless there is a problem. Now, the POST beep means generally: card system: the BIOS ROM failure.

  A while back, Dell has a brand-new model giving the 'normal' beep at the STATION, but confused users with the motherboard beep fault code beep.

  This led to many mothers unnecessarily replaced under warranty. Dell has subsequently removed the 'normal' beep to the STATION in a revision of the BIOS and saved the lives of many mothers!

• Beep codes

  Dell Web site provide a list of beep codes?

  There is not a list that one size fits all models.

  Office Precision 340

    Computer beep codes

  Computer beep codes

  If an error occurs during the start cannot be shown on the screen, the computer may emit a beep code that identifies the problem. The beep code is a combination of sounds: for example, one beep, followed by a second, and a burst of three beeps (code 1-1-3) means that the computer could not read the data in NVRAM memory.

  If a beep code is emitted, write it down on a copy of the Diagnostics Checklist , and search for it in the following table. If you are unable to solve the problem by searching for the meaning of the beep code, use the Dell Diagnostics to identify a more serious cause. If you are unable to solve the problem, Contact Dell for technical assistance.

  Code	Cause
  1 1-2	The microprocessor register failure
  1 1-3	Read/write memory NVRAM failure
  1 1-4	ROM BIOS checksum failure
  1-2-1	Programmable timer
  1-2-2	DMA initialization failed
  1-2-3	DMA page register read/write failure
  1-3	Video memory failure
  1-3-1 through 2-4-4	Memory modules are not properly identified or used
  3-1-1	Register slave DMA failure
  3 1-2	Master DMA register failure
  3 1-3	Interrupt mask register master failure
  3 1-4	Failure slave interrupt mask register
  3-2-2	Interrupt vector loading failure
  3 2-4	Keyboard controller failure
  3-3-1	NVRAM power loss
  3-3-2	The NVRAM configuration
  3-3-3	Time clock (RTC) real or not found keyboard controller
  3 3-4	Video memory failure
  3-4-1	Video initialization failed
  3-4-2	Video retrace failure
  3-4-3	Video ROM failure research
  4-2-1	Timer tick failure
  4-2-2	Failed to stop
  4 2-3	Gate A20 failure
  4 2-4	Unexpected interrupt in protected mode
  4-3-1	Above address 0FFFFh memory failure
  4-3-3	Failure of channel 2 timer-chip
  4 3-4	Time-of-day clock stopped
  4-4-1	Failure of the connector series or parallel
  5-1-2-3	Failed to read/write memory
  5-2-2-1	Incompatibility or unsupported memory modules
  5-2-2-2	The pair of memory mismatch
  5-2-2-3	Failed to initialize the memory modules

• Alienware x 51 questions, Please Help

  Until recently my alienware x 51 has been upward. It works with moderation but it randomly crahses now and in a loot of restart where it tries to start once and turns off beeps and keeps going

  a feedback? IM at a loss here is only a little over a year

  You will probably get a better response if you re - post it in the forum of the Club of Alienware . Don't forget to include details including the version of Windows, etc.

  You hear a beep: card system: BIOS ROM failure

  Then you could try to clear the BIOS by removing the battery of card mother and power button press/hold for about 30 seconds before installing a new battery.

  Always turn off, unplug and press/hold power button for about 15 seconds before opening the case.

• My his laptop makes a beep when I press the power button / stop and it does not start

  Hello

  I bought a new Dell Inspiron 15z touch ultrabook and when I pressed the power button, it starts to beep and won't start. The screen is totally blank. What should do? Help, please

  -Mayur gala

  Hi Mayur,

  Welcome to the community,

  Sound signal can be used as a diagnostic indicator. The computer may emit a series of beeps at startup if errors or problems. This series of beeps identifies a problem and is called "beep code".

  See the table below which shows the beep codes and the possible problem:

  Overview of beep Code
  Beeps	Description	Possible cause
  1	ROM BIOS checksum failure	The map system, covers BIOS corruption or errors ROM failure
  2	No memory (RAM) detected	Memory or memory slot failure
  3	Chipset error (North and South Bridge error) Time-Of-Day Clock test failure Gate A20 failure Super i/o chip failure Keyboard controller failure	System board failure
  4	Memory read / write failure	Memory failure
  5	Real Time Clock (RTC) power failure	CMOS battery failure
  6	Video BIOS	Video/smart card failure
  7	Failure of the CPU	Processor failure
  8	LCD SCREEN	Failure of the LCD

  Let me know if you need assistance.

  Thank you

• Message: "Realtek PC1e FE family controller series v1.24 (07/10/10) PXE - E61: Media Test failure." "Check cable PXE - M0F: PXE ROM of output.

  My laptop screen has the following message: "Realtek PC1e FE family controller series v1.24 (07/10/10) PXE - E61: Media Test failure." "Check cable PXE - M0F: PXE ROM of output. The single cable is the power cable but I can't get past this screen, what can I do about it?

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  Hello

  There are normally 3 possible reasons of this error you have.

  1. the BIOS boot order set to Network Boot: BIOS settings to check the boot order.

  2. check the cable connections between the motherboard and the hard disk.

  3. doesn't have a hard drive.

  _________________________________________

  You can check the hard drive.

  Go to the website of your computer manufacturer > search your computer specifications > know brand of hard drive > access the Hard Drive manufacturer's Web site > find and download hard drive Diagnostic software and make a record of start of it on the computer that you use to get here, following their instructions > test your hard drive to see if it has failed.

  And you can also use this method to test your hard drive:

  "SeaTools for DOS.

  http://www.Seagate.com/support/downloads/SeaTools/

  "SeaTools for BACK tutorial.

  http://knowledge.Seagate.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/201271en

  See you soon.

• My cd-rom has dissapeard when parsing it referred to the 39 failure

  My cd-rom has dissapeard when parsing it referred to the 39 failure

  Depending on the operating system, try following the steps under "Windows 7 or Windows Vista" or "Windows XP" in the MS KB article:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/982116

  These measures, to remove the UpperFilters and LowerFilters, values if they exist, in the registry key named can help.

  Create a System Restore Point beforehand and restart the computer later.

• I have an old computer running windows 98 when I try to start until you get a date checking DMI Pool error message failure boot ATAPI CD-Rom 07,08 what this mean and how can I solve this problem?

  I have an old computer running windows 98 when I try to start until you get a date checking DMI Pool error message failure boot ATAPI CD-Rom 07,08 what this mean and how can I solve this problem?

  I want to erase the hard drive and use it to install windows xp.

  From what I've read, it could be a number of things that went on the wall. Issue of dead hard drive, BIOS, peripheral USB plugged when starting, etc.

  Does not help, but could help to point you in the right direction...

• What start verifying DMI Pool Data of average failure (ATAPI) CD-Rom

  What does it mean? Audit (DMI) pool data Boot of average failure (ATAPI) CD-Rom

  Hi LarryR75248,

  ·         Exactly when you receive this error message?

  ·         What operating system is installed on your computer?

  ·         You did changes to the computer before the show?

  This problem may be caused by one of the below mentioned reasons:

  i. corrupt boot on the computer files.

  II. for hard disk parameters are not correct.

  III. floppy drive or a CD in the computer where the problem.

  IV. Boot devices not set correctly.

  c. connections loose or disconnected.

  VI. bad hard drive or other defective hardware

  Check if the automatic hard drive in the BIOS (Basic Input/output System) is enabled and save settings and check if it works. If it doesn't, contact the manufacturer of the system for more support options.

  NOTE: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  See the following article for more information on the issue:

  "Verifying DMI Pool Data" error message and the computer is not available

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/287553

  Note: Article applies to Microsoft Windows 95 & 98. It's just for more information on the issue, that you face.

  Let us know if this information useful.

• Unable to start my laptop, error: an unexpected error has occurred. Defective hardware such as a hard drive or the CD-Rom drive which is a failure. Status: 0xc00000e9

  When I tried to boot my Toshiba laptop, I get the message that unexpected error occurred.  Defective hardware such as a hard drive or the CD-Rom drive which is a failure. Status: 0xc00000e9

  \windows\system32\ntkrnlpa.exe file status: 0xc0000098

  Windows failed to load because the kernel is missing or currupt

  My computer did not come with an installation disc.  Best Buy has it

  I need my laptop, can anyone help.

  You download and make the disks to another computer.

  If you continue to have problems to take your machine to a repair shop.

• laptop local disk & CD-ROM drives have failed after power failure

  power failure caused failure of local disk & corrupted CD-ROM on toshiba L305D-S897 running Windows/vista home Prem how, I can't on the local disk & I can't use the (disk) backup, because the operating system cannot find the CD, & every new driver I install corrupted becumes! What is my next step? Thank you!

  Hi Dr. truth,

  This seems to be a hardware failure. You must get in touch with Toshiba to get help.

  Toshiba support

  http://forums.Toshiba.com/

• Aurora R4 BIOS ROM Checksum failure but boots 50% of the time?

  About half the time to try to start it normally does so and the other half it does not, start but all the lights and fans turn but nothing appears on my monitor and it gives 1 beep every seconds for BIOS ROM checksum failure (Possible MB). It started after the installation of Windows 10.

  Any help? and why would it only to start half the time?

  I solved the problem!

  Thanks to Tesla1856 and this post with links to Tesla by Cass-Ole messages. I flashed the bios A11 of A08 by creating a USB bootable and update of the dos environment. She completed successfully and now I can now boot Windows every time and have either messages with beeps.

  So far, it seems that the Windows activation message has been linked to this issue, and the issue of 'previous overclocking failed ".

  The only thing I can think that caused it was installing Windows 10 he apparently stores the key "deeper" in the motherboards bios, but I don't know