I have noticed it since i am using the PC.
I did not use it before because i have a new PC that
Actually it is in assistance due to a downgrade Bios
Problem.
Right now i switched off the PC with the Start/Shutdown.
Before it switched off it Made about 125 Windows updates
Then it turned off.
I waited a copule of seconds the re switched On
Again ad got again the NVRAM error.
I have re-read your first post. Is the only "error" you see is that it is "Checking NVRAM"? that may not be an error but a normal part of the POST for that board. I looked throught the manual but I found nothing about it though.
It may be a good idea to use 4 matching sticks of DDR2 2GB memory too.
Just a though. Make sure all those USB readers are not plugged in. I would have nothing plugged in to the computer that wasn't necessary.
It is a card reader connected on thr Motherboard
ik8ozv,
In the System Manufacturer Block, enter:
Manufacturer and Model and
ADD the word laptop, desktop, netbook or tablet.
For example:
Toshiba Satellite L305D notebook.
thanks for your cooperation,
karl
go to device manager and disable all of those card readers. Do not delete them. Simply disable
WIN | type DEVMGMT.MSC | ENTER
will get you int the device manager. Expand the appropriate section |
rt-clk on one of your readers |
choose Disable |
when finished with all readers then:
answer any Yes/No prompts asking if you really want to disable with YES
REBOOT!
Last edited by karlsnooks; 03 Jul 2012 at 15:36. Reason: erroneous line
ik8ozv,
You are getting there, now:
In the System Manufacturer Block, enter:
Manufacturer and Model
Yes.
Disable these devices.
When you right-click on the device there will be an option to Disable.
Click on Disable.
do that for all four of the readers.
OK button
REBOOT!
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