Need to restart setup. had a power outage before completing setup. what is procedure?

It is recommended if possible that a ConfigurationReport be printed
from the device prior to performing the following procedure to resolve the fault.
Procedure
1. Remove the'Product Enablement Key' (SIM Card) from the rear of
the device.
2. Press[Menu], then[#], then[1934], and press[OK].
3. Select[Machine Diagnostics] and press[OK].
4. Select[Memory Clear] and press[OK].
5. Enter[1934] and press[OK].
6. Wait for the Memory Clear procedure to complete, and the device to
reboot itself.
7. Complete the'Setup Wizard'.
NOTE: If completing the Fax Setup section of the wizard, the device will
reboot again when exiting/completing the Setup Wizard.
NOTE: In the Fax Setup section,'1/3 Fax ID' is the Phone Number, and
'2/3 Fax ID' is the Name ID.
8. Insert the'Product Enablement Key'.
NOTE: If normal operations are still unavailable, then switch the device
off, unplug from power outlet, wait 30 sec, reconnect power and swi

I had a similar problem with my Bosch wall oven after a recent power outage-restart-outage-restart cycle that lasted only about thirty seconds altogether. The difference would be in that while I could reset all the things like day, date, time, etc., the oven would arbitrarily go off on its own and make up the day, time, date, year, etc., with no apparent correspondance to reality. Here's what I did: I completely shut down the oven at its outside breaker (you will need to do whatever it takes to remove the power from the 'plug-n-go'). I waited five or ten minutes before turning the power back on and resetting the various items. Two days have passed and there have been no more mind-of-its-own excursions into another time zone. Problem solved, unless/until another power outage cycle comes along. Hope this helps, or at least gives you an idea about where to start.

Sounds like a connection error, maybe your internet is down still or you need to restart your modem and router. Here is some google help though just in case.
Check secure connection SSL error

Order the CD from the manufacturer or you are going to have to download a program to wipe the active partition (c)

Digital pcb needs to be replaced now. Pretty expensive fix.

I Had to replace a Linksys for a client because every time was a power outages the router was losing the setup. So try unpluging the power supply.

may be power to the UPS went off or was not within permissible limits, hence the ups run on batteries until they were completely discharged, the servers went off because they are supplied by this ups. check the power supply to this ups, somebody could be switching it off accidentally. try to sitch the inpu power to the ups to see whether the batteries are okey

The power outage probably caused the thermostat to go back to factory default settings. You need to go through the advanced setup procedures in the owners manual on page 6. This will allow you to turn the heat pump back on.

try restarting you computer and then going through with install. this happened to me after downloading and unziping the file. couldn't figure it out either then a power outage shutdown puter when i restarted it and tryed to istall it when through fine ... go figure.

Just in case you still have problems ...
This is a link to a driver download for th eVision 123 digital camera that has worked for me running Win XP. Hope it helps. Once you download and unzip the file, restart your computer and go to the setup file to start. for some reason the setup file doesn't seem to want to run until you restart. after the software is installed it works great. see the description on the page for more details of what is included in this setup. hope it works good for you too. And remeber to pay good deeds forward, if you come across someone else who needs this driver offer them the same link. DON'T FORGET TO BACK IT UP TO CD!!!! LOL

http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=487395&si=74692cca4f88edc9c505da4bc4f6f4b4

Check in your BIOS, normally there is a setting to restart after power outages.