The computer is stuck on the screen of the Aptio Setup utility.

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  My laptop Samsung series 3, which works under windows 8, began to update something and after turning off the power. When he died I turned it back. When it was loading up a strange beep came from my laptop. After the noise he black and showed the Samsung logo. That, he went to Aptio Setup utility. I tried to get out, but it is just the same thing. I tried to change the time system, but did not. My bios version is P07ABF and my laptop model number is NP365E5C. Someone help me!

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  It seems that you may have to contact Samsung about this problem.

  But see if that helps you.

  http://www.computing.NET/answers/Windows-8/cant-get-out-of-aptio-Setup-utility-on-Samsung-laptop/1513.html

  It is information about codes of "beep".

  "beep" codes normally indicate a hardware problem / failure.

  Go to your computer manufacturer's website and look at the specifications of your PC to see what BIOS you have

  Then read this on the 'beep' error codes to try to see what failed:

  http://www.computerhope.com/beep.htm

  http://www.pchell.com/hardware/beepcodes.shtml

  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/nonworkingcomponent/HT/beepcodestb.htm

  If you are unable to determine the hardware problem yourself, contact the manufacturer if under warranty.

  If it is not under warranty, find a good repair shop premises to take.

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• "We could not all updates. Undo changes. Do not turn off your computer. "Stuck on this screen. UGH.

  I am extremely frustrated.

  I recently bought a Toshiba Satellite laptop. It works fine, until today. My computer tried to update and in the process, failed. I wait now more than 4 hours on the same screen. Pressing F8 does nothing. I tried to restart. I can not open troubleshooting because the computer is stuck on the same screen. The circle to show that it is loading is always in motion and my mouse moves as well. I called MIcrosoft support and they told me to reboot and wait. It is, I already did, but they told me to do it again. I have some files I have would be broken lose. Help, please.

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  If you don't mind not to lose your files, turn the system off.

  Turn off the computer.  The next step, you will hear a shrill signal strong.  Be prepared.

  Press 0 (zero) key and power up the computer

  Key 0 (zero) when the recovery warning screen

  Press the F12 key during the appearance of the Toshiba logo

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  Using the up/down arrow keys, select > HDD Recovery > press Enter

  If offered a selection of Windows 32 or 64-bit, be sure that you select the correct operating system

  You should be able to create a recovery media.  Once you have installed Windows, click Search > Type recovery

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  http://forums.Toshiba.com/T5/system-recovery-and-recovery/recovery-media/TD-p/9148

• Laptop turned on, password appears on black screen, windows loading bar appeared, then got two options in the BIOS Setup Utility and change Boot Device order, I don't know what is happening, help please!

  My sisters notebook froze and she turned off the power switch, when she turned on the screen was black and a password box appeared when I entered the password, the XP loading bar came as usual and then I had two options at the bottom of the screen. We want to press F9 for and the other was to press F10 for BIOS Setup utility, after seconds, the screen went black and then appeared again the password and the circle continues. The laptop is only 1 week and I don't know if it's something she did or if it's a technical foul, I would be grateful if someone could help me or if I should take it to a technician. The laptop is a Compaq Mini 110 and it works on Windows XP Home Edition.

  Hi, your sisters Notebook is under warranty and it could be a hardware problem.

  As the laptop is only one week.

  I suggest that advise you your sister back to the place where it has been sold since.

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  I'll certainly try and help you in the matter of fixing. However, you must first check with the manufacturer of the computer or the user manual to get out of the manual in the BIOS. The key is usually ESC, but it varies depending on the manufacturer. When you are prompted to save the settings, do not save the.

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• Why can't I enter the CMOS configuration utility?

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  < BIOSCONFIG Version = "2.60.13.1" Computername = 'HP600G1' Date = "24/07/2014" Time = "13:01:37 ' UTC '1' = >"
  
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          < NEWVALUE > <! [CDATA [device]] > < / NEWVALUE >
  
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          < OLDVALUE > <! [CDATA [disable]] > < / OLDVALUE >
  
          < NEWVALUE > <! [CDATA [enable]] > < / NEWVALUE >
  
  < / SETTING >
  
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          < OLDVALUE > <! [CDATA [disable]] > < / OLDVALUE >
  
          < NEWVALUE > <! [CDATA [enable]] > < / NEWVALUE >
  
  < / SETTING >
  
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  < / BIOSCONFIG >
  
  C:\ >

  And after a reboot (where it should activate the TPM), BIOS shows as disabled built-in safety device (see attachment for the image).

  I have tried everything I can think of to get this to activate, including:

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  • Remove the password from the BIOS and the application in the same order as the parameters
  
  
  • Different passwords
  
  
  • Reboot and allowing the machine to start completely to Windows before checking if the setting took effect

  I also tried to add the utility and the commands for an SCCM package and it works directly and as part of a sequence of tasks to see if that makes a difference, but nothing I've done has activated the TPM module.

  I know that the TPM module works, as you can turn it on manually and then Bitlocker can be applied to the machine, but with thousands of devices in our environment, I need to get this job without the need for manual intervention.

  Has anyone else had this problem and found a solution?  Or has someone at - he managed to activate the TPM on the SFF of 600 ProDesk G1 using the BIOS Setup utility?  Any ideas / suggestions would be very appreciated!

  P.S. This thread was moved from the company PC - Compaq, Elite, Pro for HP PC Client management. -Hp moderator of the Forum

  This problem has now been resolved by HP.
  
  They provided a replacement motherboard for the test machine I was using that solved this problem. I don't know what kind of motherboard failure could prevent the activation via the script TMP chip but not prevent activation through the BIOS menu, but as a replacement solved the problem, then it must be a hardware failure.

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  computer does not boot, blue screen with the message: Stop: 0 x 00000024 (0 x 00190203, 0 X 86949258, 0xC0000102, 0x00000000)

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