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Re: Everytime i boot up screen message auto configcan...
Probably not--it's checking to see if the configuration is correct for your computer. It should disappear quickly. You can't do anything on the computer anyway until the system finishes booting.
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Not enough information to answer with any sense of accuracy, so let's just take a stab in the dark that is it a computer you are asking about and not a tire balancer or a smart fridge :>D
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Sep. 4, 2018 - The "Auto Config Please Wait" error tends to pop up when full screen games are being played. To get around this error, change the settings ...
Display reads CONFIG RQRD or NTM CONFIG RQD on Stairmaster Equipment
Probable Cause
The message CONFIG RQRD or NTM CONFIG RQD appears when the console needs to be configured for the machine type it is installed. This message is common when the console has been replaced or if the settings have been changed. Message is commonly seen on various Stairmaster equipment such as bike models 3000CE, 3300CE, 3400CE, 3600RC, 3800RC and 3900RC; stepper models 4400PT, 4600PT, 4400CL, 4600CL and SC916; stepmill models 7000PT and SM916; elliptical model ClubStride 5100.
Corrective Action
Make sure the unit is in an "idle" state. "Idle" state means the console is not displaying an error or any message that requires data input. The display should basically be freshly powered up, scrolling the EKG or welcome message
Configure the console for the proper machine type by pressing Level UP, 80, ENTER
Using the Level UP or Level DOWN keys, scroll through to the proper machine type (Bike, Elliptical, Stairclimber or Stepmill)
Once the proper machine type is shown on the display select the machine type by pressing ENTER
This completes the steps necessary when your Stairmasterdisplay readsCONFIG RQRD or NTM CONFIG RQD
If it gives you message about the resolution, set the computer to use native resolution of the monitor. You can change the resolution by right clicking on desktop and choosing "screen resolution".
Then use Recovery Console: To boot from the Windows XP CD, insert it into the CD-ROMdrive on the problem system and press [Ctrl][Alt][Delete] to reboot thecomputer. Once the system begins booting from the CD, simply follow the promptsthat will allow the loading of the basic files needed to run Setup. When yousee the Welcome To Setup screen, press R to start the Recovery Console.
You'll then see a Recovery Console menu. It displays the foldercontaining the operating system's files and prompts you to choose the operatingsystem you want to log on to. Just press the menu number on the keyboard, andyou'll be prompted to enter the Administrator's password. You'll then findyourself at the main Recovery Console prompt.
After restarting windows use a system utility software like RegInOut.
That was usually by corrupted files in c:\windows\system32\config... You can either restore/repair using Boot to the Recovery Console or repair windows Installation....( I assumed that you are using windows XP)
The message you are describing comes from your monitor. The auto config is the screen automatically resizing to match your computers resolution. You will have to consult the instruction manual for your monitor to see if this feature can be disabled.
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: /WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/SYSTEM You can attempt to repair this file by starting Windows Setup using the original Setup CD-ROM Select “r” at the first screen to repair
So then i click r at the first screen and nothing happens...It keeps on repeating to repair on and on with the same message after i clicked r. I can't even access to the window...what can i do???
Think I fixed it.. My monitor kept flashing autoconfig and shaking a little, so I went to control panel - clicked on system - clicked Hardware - clicked on device manager - clicked display adapters - and updated the driver. Re-booted computer..
So far so good... Fingers Crossed..
If you are asking how to re-install Windows XP, you must boot from the cd to do that. Either change your bios settings to boot from the cd first or immediately after the POST screen press F12, then choose boot from cd and when directed, press any key to boot from the cd.
If you're asking why your pc isn't booting there are many reasons it might not boot - virus, driver problems, hardware failure. Need more information if that's your question.
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