Styresystemet er ligemeget!! Da jeg ikke har nogen harddisk sat til, men kun et diskette drev. OG nej, det er ikke fordi jeg ikke har nogen harddisk sat til, for det har jeg prøvet. Jeg har også prøvet at "Load Setup Default" i bios, og har nu taget batariet ud a bundkortet, men det hjælper heller ik, den resetter altså ikke bios ved at tage det bateri ud!! Hvorfor? Hva kan man ellers prøve?
Try clearing your CMOS first. It might be an option that you have setup wrong that is makin' the system hang. To do that, there is ususally a jumper near the battery on your motherboard. You just flip it off, turn the system on (nothing will happen usually) then turn it off and flip the jumper back. Each motherboard is different, so I would look at the manual or hte manufacterers website first.
If you want to reinstall the BIOS, your best bet would to be, again, go to the manufacterers website. Each motherboard is slightly different, but I know with AwardBios, all you have to do is get the flash utility and hte new bios .bin file. Run the flash utility from DOS and it'll ask for the new BIOS version, you type in the name of hte file (xxx.bin) and it'll update it for you. One thing to remember as anyone will tell you, NEVER and I mean NEVER TURN THE POWER OFF WHILE FLASHING YOUR BIOS. If this does happen, you might end up with a bum board
Explanation: ESCD stands for "extended system configuration data", and is where resource information is stored on a system that uses Plug and Play. This message is displayed when the system detects a change in the hardware configuration and therefore updates the Plug and Play information that it has stored. In some systems it may appear every time the PC is booted, however, even if the hardware configuration has not changed.
Diagnosis: Depending on the circumstances, this message may indicate an error or a normal operating condition.
Recommendation:
If the system displays "Updating ESCD... Success" after adding or removing hardware on the next boot-up only, then this is normal for many BIOSes, and no action is required. If the system displays the message every time the PC boots, then there may be a conflict between the BIOS and the operating system. The ESCD information is managed by both the BIOS and by Windows 95 (or other Plug and Play operating system) to allow for Plug and Play resource allocation. However, some BIOSes record hardware configuration information in a way that is different from how Windows 95 does it. When this happens, each time Windows 95 is started it will change the ESCD area back to the way it expects it to be. When you reboot your system, the BIOS will see this change made by Windows 95 and change the data back to the way it likes it. This back-and-forth will continue to happen each time the system is booted. It doesn't generally cause any problems other than displaying the "Updating ESCD" message every time the system is started up. You can contact your system or motherboard manufacturer about a possible BIOS upgrade to correct this situation. Other than it being annoying to some to see this message every time the PC boots, the system should continue to work without any problems. If the system displays "Updating ESCD..." and then hangs up the boot process, either with or without displaying "Success", then there is a problem with updating the extended system configuration data. This is probably a problem with an expansion card, especially if you just added one to the machine. It could also be a problem with the motherboard. You should troubleshoot this as an expansion card problem, and if this fails, troubleshoot the motherboard.
for mig at se har det noget at gøre med Plug and Play at gøre, af ovenstående kan man se at de anbefaler at nulstille bios, evt. opgradere den.
Du siger at du har haft batteriet ude, prøv at lade det være ude ag boardet en ½ times tid, prøv også at flytte jumperen der sidder i nærheden af batteriet.
Husk at flytte jumeperen og batteriet tilbage, ellers virker bios ikke
Hej, Nu har jeg prøvet at nulstille bios, og tja, det virkede ikke.. Den bliver ved med at skrive Updating ESCD... Hvordan skal jeg kunne opgradere bios, hvis jeg ikke kan boote computeren til dos, for så langt kan den jo ikke komme...
kan du komme ind i bios og kan du sætte den til at starte på A:\ så hent en bootdisk på www.bootdisk.com og pak den ud på en frisk diskette, så skulle der være en mulighed for at opgradere din bios.
Jo, det kan jeg da sagtens!!, Men den kommer jo ikke så langt så den skal til at boote, Updating ESCD... kommer inden den skal til at boote, og der står den så bare stille.. så der er ikke noget at gøre.!!!
det er ikke nemt, men man kan starte maskinen med kun floppy drev, en ram blok, et PCI skærmkort. Ydermere skal du bruge en bootdisk og en ny bios som skal hentes hos fabrikanten der har lavet dit bundkort.
Ellers skal du finde ud af om din lokale computerstore kan hjælpe dig med en ny bioskreds.
Det sidste der er at gøre er at købe et nyt bundkort.
glemte at skrive at man også kan lave et hotswap, dvs. at man skal kende en der har det samme bundkort, ellers duer det ikke.
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