Flash BIOS no network adaptor, lines on the screen

The frequency set on the video adaptor is wrong.
Change the adaptor setting by going into the control panel and pick, display.

Hello,

If your server boots and then displays this error, it may be referring to one or more adaptor(s) installed and their BIOS need updating. (Though you do not need them for the server to function.) If your server will not boot due this error, you need to update the firmware via usb or network connection.

Good Luck.
N.I.T.

I Think BIOS Problem Download New Bios From Following Link http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&softwareitem=ob-91811-1&os=4062&product=4308201&sw_lang=&#N468

Using Power Adaptor & With Battery In Laptop Bios Update.

Caution: Plz. Carefully Install BioS.Inpropery Install BIos Laptop is Damage

An nice old machine!
If I recall correctly, FDISK low level formats partitions and I don't think the new hard drive will accept it without struggling. The bios on the mother board will not accept a drive as large as 250Gb as they didn't exist when the Bios was made.
Try partitioning as you require and format either FAT16 or FAT32 with another machine and see if it will accept it. I think the Bios was restricted to 6Gb drives so you may need to set up a lot of partitions!

Hope this helps.
Processor
Mobile Intel® Pentium® III processor, 500 MHz, 256 KB 2nd level cache, 100 MHz Front Side Bus Memory
Standard 64 MB SDRAM, expandable to 320 MB Hard disk
6.0 GB1) capacity, S.M.A.R.T. hard disk Internal video modes
1,024 x 768 x 16.7 million colours Display
13.3" (33.8 cm) TFT active matrix colour display Battery
Removable lithium-ion battery, 2-3 hrs battery life, with extra high capacity battery up to 5 hrs Size and Weight
297 x 241 x 25 mm, 2 kg Further Product Specifications

Diskette drive
External: 3.5" 1.44 MB/720 KB
DVD-ROM drive2)
6-speed (max) with optional DVD Network Dock II, 12 cm (5.25") and 8 cm (3.5") disks, data transfer 3,600 KB/sec, average access time: 140 ms
Graphics adaptor
128-bit graphics accelerator, SVGA-/VGA compatible, AGP bus, 64-bit BiTBlT, 4 MB internal Video RAM
External video modes
640 x 480 x 16.7 million colours,
800 x 600 x 16.7 million colours,
1,024 x 768 x 16.7 million colours,
1,280 x 1,024 x 65,536 colours,
1,600 x 1,200 x 65,536 colours
Up to 85 Hz refresh rate
Keyboard
86 keys, 12 function keys, 8 dedicated cursor keys, inlaid numeric keypad, 8 Hot Keys, 2 Windows® keys, AccuPoint™ II, Euro key
Sound System
16-bit stereo Sound Blaster Pro compatible, 3D-wide mode, MIDI & Wavetable synthesis, volume dial, built-in speaker and microphone
BIOS
ACPI (1.0b) enabled BIOS, SM BIOS V. 2.3
Expansion
2 x PC Card Type II or
1 x PC Card Type III,
CardBus support, memory expansion
Communication
Integrated international V.90 modem (56 Kbps data, 14.4 Kbps fax)
Interfaces
FDD connector, external monitor, USB, Fast Infrared Port, RJ 11 modem jack, headphone, external microphone, slot for Kensington Cable Lock
With I/O Adaptor:
serial, parallel, PS/2™ mouse and keyboard
With Docking Station (DVD Network Dock II):
serial, parallel, external monitor, PS/2™ mouse and keyboard, video out (NTSC/PAL), line-in, line-out, integrated FDD, includes built-in Ethernet (Wake-On-LAN and Service Boot support), 6-speed DVD-ROM drive
Power supply
Autosensing 100-240 V AC adaptor for world-wide usage
Casework
Magnesium alloy
Bundled software
Windows® 95 and Windows® 98 selectable installation, Windows® NT 4.0 on request (limited language versions available), PC Card management software, Toshiba utilities and drivers (all preinstalled on the hard disk)
Bundled hardware
External diskette drive, autosensing AC adaptor, I/O adaptor
Special features
Toshiba Hibernation and Resume, Toshiba Power Extensions, System Password Securities, HDD password on request, SecureSleep™, LANDesk Client Manager (LDCM), Wake-On-LAN and Service Boot support (with manageability software and LAN chip), Recovery CD, 3-year international warranty
Options
DVD Network Dock II, carrying case, extra high capacity battery, battery charger, 32, 64, 128 and 256 MB memory modules

Your hard disk is failing and should be replaced. Have you tried to press F1 when you get the message? If this doesn't help try to enter the bios and disable S.M.A.R.T.
Your first goal is to save the data so please do that before it's too late.

Hello,

Thsi problem arise when you have a bad BIOS version. Normally, you should update the BIOS with the latest version. go to www.acersupport.com and download a latest BIOS together with the flash tool. you should be able to charge the battery normally.

Does the laptop power up just no charge the battery? If the laptop does not power on then you may have a bad power supply in the unit. If it does power up than you most likely have a bad battery connector of blown fuse on the motherboard. The flashing of the BIOS is done with a bootable cd or floppy but this will not keep the new battery from charging. The reason Dell states that you need at least 10% battery to flash a BIOS is because if your AC power goes out while you are doing a BIOS upgrade and you don't have battery power the BIOS will be incomplete and your laptop will not boot again without replacing the motherboard.

Hi there,

Technically you should provide 'IP Address" to your network card. Generally IP address is provided by the ISP (Internet Service Provider) provider you are using.

Once you get the ip address you can configure it by right clicking on the my network>properties>TCP/IP setting.

This will work.
Regards

You need tp press F2 or Del on startup and enter the bios and look in the peripherals menu, if not there, just look for VGA or onboard graphics and select dissable, but remember there will be a line in the bios to enable the PCI or AGP card as the primary graphics controller, save settings and exit for a restart.

Hi,

You have to enable the WOL (wake-up on lan) feature/function in the CMOS/BIOS. If enabled and problem persist, you may need to flash the BIOS and update.

Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

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