How to configure SCU problem in sharp laptop - Sharp Computers & Internet

Haven't come across that one before:

Trouble content
Detail SCU
Cause SCU PWB trouble.
Check & Remedy Check the SCU PWB.
Replace the SCU PWB.

You could try resetting the machine:

START (Copy mode)
Press the Program key.
Press the asterisk (*) key.
Press the clear key.
Press the asterisk (*) key.

enter 14, execute

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Andy

anon, WINDOW XP driver for SHARP AR-M207
Sharp Electronics AR M207 Free Driver Download Official
Sharp Ar M207 Driver Download
SHARP AR M207 EB
http://www.driverslib.com/Multifunctional/Sharp/AR-M207.html

LSU - Print Head which houses the (LASER)

LCC - Large Capacity Cabinet (Holds a Lot of Paper, more than a normal tray)

SRAM - Static Random-Access Memory

CPT - Toner Cartridge Code

PTC - Primary Transfer Belt Cleaning Unit

MFP - Multi- Function Printer Control Board

SCU - Scanner Unit

PWB - Printed Wire Board (Circuit Board)

Hope that helps

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E7-80 MFP-SCU PWB communication error

Cause
SCU PWB connector connection trouble.
SCU PWB - MFP PWB connection trouble.
SCU PWB mother board connection trouble.
SCU PWB trouble.
MFP PWB trouble.
Mother board trouble.
Check & Remedy
Check connection of the SCU PWB, the MFP PWB,
and the mother board.
Check the ground.
Replace the SCU PWB.
Replace the MFP PWB.
Replace the mother board.

Open the memory cover on the laptop and remove the old memory. Then insert your new memory. It configures itself, by the way.

explain the problem in detail with full sysetm configuratiion

http://www.drivermanager.com/en/drivers.php?Brand=Sager&Logo=sager&gclid=CJHJw-azl64CFecmtAod7m6MKQtry here

You need to clear the password in the BIOS.You either have to open it to do that from onboard, or you may need a BIOS re-setter software for that

Hi There, the issue you are experiencing can be on account of both software and hardware malfunction. Proper and systematic shut down is a prerequisite for a smart functioning of any laptop. Failing to achieve a systematic turnoff can cause serious issues in future and it is advisable to backup your data. This hazard usually has its root in the software part of the system. But seldom it also arises due to hardware malfunctioning. Let us have an insight into some of the main causes of your problem what you can do to resolve them:
1. Just find out whether you opted for a Fast Shut Down feature of the Windows as this complication mainly occur by activating this mode. To deactivate fast shutdown mode, just click on the Tools from accessories menu and there you will find System Configuration Utility (SCU). You can disable the fast shut down mode from SCU. Henceforth you can restart your laptop again.
2. This problem may also arise due to extremely slow speed of your system. Please make sure that your system is operating on an optimum speed to support the various operations of your laptop. You can use the system utilities to free up disk space and clean up temporary folder.
3. You might have installed a corrupted or damaged file which is adversely affecting the operation of the system on a whole. So thoroughly scan your system to eradicate such files from it. Also try starting up the system in Safe Mode and then try to turn it off. If you are able to turn off the system in safe mode then the issue lies with software that you may have installed. Try uninstalling any recently installed software or device driver that may be causing this issue.
4. If all of the above steps fail to resolve the issue, please perform a System Restore to a date when your Laptop used to shutdown properly.
5. If the problem continues to occur even after applying the above methods then your laptop might be in a grip of some hardware complication which is hard to identify from here. In this case it is prudent get your laptop checked by efficient engineers

I think the generic username is Administrator and the password is either "admin" or "Sharp"
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