Parity check how to solve parity check 2 error on startup

Not memory PARITY error?
[1]: PARITY is a self-check that the computer does to make sure it is still talking the correct binary language, eg 0110100...
[2]: Each byte addressed to RAM also receives a 'parity' bit.
[3]: The processor calculates this parity bit with the data.
[4]: If the computer sees that the data it expects too see does not match with what it sees then what the user sees is the message that you have seen.
[5]: See?

get your ram checked out.

Parity errors almost always indicate the memory module is bad. So your only option is a replacement.

\hi there,
Yes it seams you Memory module has gone faulty. So i would advise replacing it.
Regards

Parity error pops up when the memory encounters a read error. It may be a one time glitch or a sign of memory failure to come.

'Parity' is a form of error detection that uses a single bit to represent the odd or even quantities of '1's and '0's in the data. Parity usually consists of one parity bit for each eight bits of data.
On most systems, a parity error detection results in the computer system freezing entirely and the displaying of a 'Parity Error' message on the screen. The system must then be restarted.

I would run a memory diagnostic to see if your memory (RAM) is stable.

Download Windows Memory Diagnostics tool,copy it to a CD and run it. There is a User guide to instruct you how to do this.
http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp

Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.

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It's a memory parity error. Try removing and re-installing your RAM to see if it resets. Be SURE to take precaution for static electricity.


http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim4200/codes.htm#1101734

increase ur virtual memory then for high resolution game u should install a graphics card , nvidia graphics card is the good quality card . After doing that plz check

I'm thinking you should be checking the drives. If one of them is failing, you will get parity errors.

Picking apart parity problems TechRepublic

I THINK IT IS MEMORY UPGRADE, ALSO MAYBE A PARITY ERROR, SOME MEMORY DO NOT NEED PARITY ON THE CHIP SET, AND IF IT HAS PARITY ON THE CHIP THAN YOU GET ERRORS,

REMOVE THE NEW MEMORY AND SEE IF THE MACHINE WILL WORK IF SO THAN THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE NEW MEMORY,

RAM TYPE: EDO, PARITY AND NON PARITY MEMORY, FPM MEMORY, THE CACHING MEMORY NEEDTO TO HAVE L1 OR L2 OR EVEN L3 CACHING CAPABILITIES,NMI ERRORS .
not:::: EAch manifacture may have a different voltage in the curcuitry and it may have the wrong voltage but i think that way out there and not to even consider it.....

does the manufact even allow that much ram upgrade???

rod

formate ur laptop it wil solve ur problem