Satellite P200 - Parity Check / Memory Parity Error

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• Recovery of Satellite P200-13V - Check disc Add on message

  Hi all

  When I run the recovery disk product Toshiba 1/2, after a while, I get the message:

  * "Check for disk add-on' *.

  1/2 disk does not continue. Also the recovery disk 2/2 does not react. It seems that it is looking:

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  I have really no idea what to do and kindly ask you to help.
  It is of a Toshiba Satellite P200-13V, Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit

  Hello

  It seems that the data of the first disc can be read correctly.
  Why? I think the recovery disc may be the fault or the CD/DVD drive lens can't read/handle disk possibly because the laser lens is dirty? I put t know

  If you want you can try to clean the laser lens with cotton wool trick and liquid alcohol.
  Then try using the disc of recovery once more.

  Alternatively, you can try to copy the discs on another drive using different computers.
  Perhaps the recovery disc copy runs correctly.

• Satellite P200: Creator of recovery disc - error code: 0E01B5-26-2A030C00

  Hello

  I am trying to create the recovery disc for my new Sat P200 and it gets 1/3 of the way (1/2 way through the first disc) and displays an error message:

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  I recommend you test different DVD media.
  Try DVD-R and from different manufacturers.

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  Greetings

• Satellite A series Flash memory card error message

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  Yes, I'll help.

  Go here-> http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/jsp/home.do?service=EU&from=http%3A//www.toshiba-europe.com/

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• Satellite P200 - 1FC - parity memory error

  I hope someone can help! The laptop freezes randomly with the following message is displayed:

  * bad operation of the equipment *.
  Call your provider of support material
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  * The system stopped *.

  We must shut down the computer and restart it and now starts without a problem. Previously, we had to leave 12 hours or more.

  Any ideas what could be wrong? Laptop is only 18 months old.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  I tried a bit with Google and it seems that this message apperas caused a faulty RAM or HARD drive. So, you should try to test the two pieces of material with special test tools:

  http://www.HitachiGST.com/HDD/support/download.htm#DFT
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  On the same site is a user's guide if you want to know more.

  http://Memtest86.com/
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• Satellite Pro A100 - NMI memory parity error parity check

  Sometimes I get this BSOD error during 2 months.
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  Hello!

  In your case, I would check the RAM, I think that's the problem.

  You can do this with Memtest86:
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• Pavilion DV2000 - NMI: parity check / memory parity error

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• How can I fix "memory parity error" - a hardware malfunction?

  My video display keeps going out and lose pixels.  Occasionally, I get an error message "memory parity error" and "malfunction of equipment."  -What it means and I can fix it?

  You forgot to give us information on your computer, so all I can give you is general advice.

  1. in the case of a desktop computer, connect it to another monitor. If all goes well, replace the original monitor. If the problem persists when connected to the test screen, replace your video card.

  2. in the case of a laptop computer, contact technical support of computer mftr... There is a hardware problem, probably with the video chip, which you can't fix yourself. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• MD3000 Raid Controller Module memory parity error

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  Hello Paul,

  What you need to do is on the replacement controller to pull the raid battery and wait about 2 minutes then reinsert it again. Also I want to try to do is to Flash the firmware on the system as well.

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• With PCI-6229 NMI Parity error

  Currently, I'm trying to get a PCI-6229 to work with one of our lab computers. We'll use LabVIEW 8.5.1 with DAQmx 6.7.1 to program the card. Using our measurement VI owner, the computer will crash at some point (not really in reproducible way) with a blue screen saying "NMI: Parity Check / Memory parity error. All the tests of auto and examples of NOR (delivered with LabVIEW) perform well however.

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  I could reproduce the blue screen, and
  changed your program in order to avoid the race condition. What is
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  When
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  I have a Toshiba Satellite P200 running Vista Ultimate.

  Recently I started having a problem after restarting after the installation of vista updates. In fact, it will not start at all and gives me the following message on a black screen.

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  File: \Boot\BCD

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  Info: An error occurred trying to read the boot configuration data.

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  I don't want to put automatic offf to update more because I think they are important from the safety point of view, however, this situation is not acceptable.

  Can someone please help.
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  Hello

  In my opinion, there is something wrong with your mater boot (MBR) of the drive and therefore the bootloader causes an error.

  Usually, you might be able to fix it using the original disk of Vista but it s really strange that this problem still occurs after the update to vista.

  In my eyes, you should really check if the same problem would happen using the Toshiba factory settings and configuration.

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• Error in audio - output Satellite P200-1EE - Toshiba HD DVD player problem

  Hello

  I'm new here so I don't know if I'm in the right forum or not, if I'm not I apologize.

  I have a Satellite P200-1EE and tried to play DVDs on Toshiba HD DVD player but everytime I try it comes up with an error message saying "an error has occurred in the audio output settings. Please check audio driver is set up correctly. »

  I tried the update audio drivers but it tells me that I have already installed the drivers the best.

  Any help would be most appreciated.

  Thank you for your time.

  Hello

  What OS do you have?
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  If yes then another question; have you installed SP1?

  Please also see the European driver of Toshiba page and choose your model of laptop.
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• Satellite P200 - Win 7 x 64 install memory 4 GB (3 GB usable)

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  I update my Satellite P200 (PSPBGA-01W015) for Windows 7 x 64 but I had problem with memory, Windows said: installed memory 4 GB (3 GB usable).

  In the resource material say monitor reserved 1026MB

  When I check the properties of the graphics card, it is said: NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 with dedicated 256MB of system memory 1279 MB memory shared, 1535 MB total graphics memory.

  I guess that the graphics card occupies only 1 GB of memory but it not there no option anywhere that I can adjust this shared memory (both in the configuration of the Bios and Windows).

  The only version of Bios I can find on the site of Toshiba Australia support for my model is "BIOS Version/Date TOSHIBA V1.70, 21/08/2007' which is in fact only supported Windows Vista.

  Not sure if I can find the similar to the Web from Toshiba Europe site Bios version? The last time when I upgraded my computer to Windows 7, support staff advised me to site of Europe as well, but the model similar to the differently named Euro market. Now I don't remember that match model Europe with my laptop model Australia.

  It seems the support Toshiba Australia not always been well updated Web site. :(

  Thanks a lot if someone have a solution for this. Would be appreciated.

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  > I guess that the graphics card occupies only 1 GB of memory but it not there no option anywhere that I can adjust this shared memory (both in the configuration of the Bios and Windows).

  You are right. The part of the main memory is used by the graphics card, but you can not affect the part of the memory that this is manually controlled by the graphics driver.
  If the application being game needs a more graphics memory, the driver assigns this.

• Serial communication - ignore parity error

  I have a question about how LabVIEW opens a serial port for communication. I communicate with a device that uses a protocol owner. It sets and clears the parity bit to indicate the nature of the response. For example, the orders are sent with the parity bit higher while responses are sent with the weak parity bit (unless the answer is at the end of the transmission, in which case the device sets the parity bit high to indicate).

  My problem is the way that LabVIEW opens the serial port for communication. Using Portmon, that I captured the control indicators, that it sends to Windows to configure serial communication:

  IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_LINE_CONTROL   Serial0 SUCCESS StopBits: 1 Parity: MARK WordLength: 8IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_CHAR  Serial0 SUCCESS EOF:0 ERR:0 BRK:0 EVT:0 XON:11 XOFF:13IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_HANDFLOW  Serial0 SUCCESS Shake:1 Replace:44 XonLimit:64 XoffLimit:64
  

  Note the values 'Shake' and 'replace '. In my view, they are originally bytes with parity errors is removed. A separate RS232 Comm Debug tool that I use with success looks like this:

  IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_LINE_CONTROL    Serial0 SUCCESS StopBits: 1 Parity: NONE WordLength: 8IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_CHAR  Serial0 SUCCESS EOF:0 ERR:0 BRK:0 EVT:0 XON:11 XOFF:13IOCTL_SERIAL_SET_HANDFLOW  Serial0 SUCCESS Shake:0 Replace:80000000 XonLimit:128 XoffLimit:128
  

  Notice the difference in values. By using this tool, Windows does not packages with parity errors - that's what I want. Is there any way to change how LabVIEW opens the serial communication port to achieve?

  I tried to change the parity, where the ILO is defined differently, but I think that I am running in a race condition; LabVIEW can not run the code and change the mode of fast enough parity before the next byte of data is sent by the device.

  Ravens fan: the parity bit, in the proprietary protocol, that I use, is not used for parity checking. Basically, the protocol uses a 9-bit serial communication. The parity bit must be paid or compensated according to what byte do (if it is a command, if it is the end of transmission, etc.).

  I found an old post on this page which seems to answer my question (my apologies for not completely research before posting... I learn the right use/search phrases that I find more information). I download the 3.4.1 version of VISA now.