Difference between revisions of "Airtop Troubleshooting"
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| − | 2. Verify RAM | + | 2. Check memory (RAM): |
| − | + | * Verify RAM modules are installed. The system will not boot without it. | |
| − | 3. Verify power up without storage | + | 3. Check storage (HDD/SSD): |
| + | * Verify power up without storage. Sometimes damaged drives may cause the overall system to malfunction. | ||
| − | 4. | + | 4. Check power supply (PSU): |
*Verify the power supply is not damaged and functions properly. | *Verify the power supply is not damaged and functions properly. | ||
*If you have another power supply use it to eliminate and determine the failing side. | *If you have another power supply use it to eliminate and determine the failing side. | ||
Revision as of 08:31, 24 August 2016
1. Airtop BIOS reset:
- Power down the PC and unplug the power cable.
- Open the service door.
- Remove the disks cartridge.
- Reset the BIOS by pressing the low profile push button SW4 (RTC_RST) for 3 seconds.
- Mount the disks cartridge and close the door.
- Plug the power and power up the PC (either auto-on or pressing power button).
2. Check memory (RAM):
- Verify RAM modules are installed. The system will not boot without it.
3. Check storage (HDD/SSD):
- Verify power up without storage. Sometimes damaged drives may cause the overall system to malfunction.
4. Check power supply (PSU):
- Verify the power supply is not damaged and functions properly.
- If you have another power supply use it to eliminate and determine the failing side.
- In case you use other power supply make sure it provides uninterrupted power and stable grounding.
