My m60 give an error the it is dockec on startup and it ask mee to press f1 to shutdown. i can't get into the system. it is alo not docked? what could the problem be and how can it be solved?
Hi Wafik i'm not able to because it's giving me the error just after the dell screen. i'm not sure why but even in the BIOS the docking status say's docking.Hi Wafik i'm not able to because it's giving me the error just after the dell screen. i'm not sure why but even in the BIOS the docking status say's docking.
i would appreciate it if you can explain to me. i did it once in the past but on an older notebook and forgot eversince. please let me knowi would appreciate it if you can explain to me. i did it once in the past but on an older notebook and forgot eversince. please let me know
it seems that the bios needed to be resetted try to reset the CMOS it will solve your problem for sure if u dont know how write me ill explain it to you in detailsit seems that the bios needed to be resetted try to reset the CMOS it will solve your problem for sure if u dont know how write me ill explain it to you in details
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This has nothing to do with windows, but is a cmos or bios issue. There should be an error something like, Time incorrect press F1 to continue or F2 to enter setup. Check the error and then press the correct key to enter setup. If the issue is the time, fix the time and date in set up. Most other issues will clear when you exit and save set up.
If you would like more information, please provide the exact wording of the error that you are pressing F1 to continue from.
Please press F2 then try to restart the system. if you still getting the above message on start up, please change the CMOS battery. Then save the cmos changes. it will not ask again..
Hope this works.
go to disable automatic restart on system failure and check whether it gives some blue screen error?
go to bios and do a default on bios by pressing alt+e ,alt+d & alt+f
now disable floppy drive,cd drive,sound and network then exit the BIOS by saving the changes.
now reboot the system and check.
alos make sure that USB emulation option is set to no boot
This sounds like it might be some sort of virus or malware. Do you have anti-virus software installed? If you do, run a full scan of your system. Run it at least twice if nothing is found the first time. Windows doesn't typically tell you to press F1 to shutdown your computer.
If you don't have an anti-virus program installed, you can run the Windows Live One Care Safety Scanner from the web:
Check your Hardware configuration. This usually happens when you tell the system BIOS that you have for example, a second floppy or Hard Drive, when you do not. So it stops and asks you what to do next.
Every laptop is accompanied by a preinstalled vesion of Windows, on the same hard disk in a hidden space. So if you get a prompt to restore your laptop to a previous state at the beginning of system startup, press the relevant key.
If windows xp is your choice. and want to install it you may need follow the installation instruction from your system manufacturer.
When the system starts up some information is displayed on the screen, like this: " Press F1 to enter setup"
If you press the relevant key and enter the BIOS setup you can find the CPU temperature settings, shutdown temperature etc...
This may not be you case. So I suggest you to get support from a qulified technician. Your system hardware should have some problem. (motherboard or hard disk is more prone to error)
you can also try to find information from your system vendor's manuals and support website.
All the best
Hi Wafik i'm not able to because it's giving me the error just after the dell screen. i'm not sure why but even in the BIOS the docking status say's docking.
i would appreciate it if you can explain to me. i did it once in the past but on an older notebook and forgot eversince. please let me know
could you please explain to me how to reset in detail?
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