Troubleshooting Common Problems; Minor Problems - HP Compaq SP700 Reference Manual

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Although your workstation is configured for your particular hardware and
software, problems you encounter while working may not be unique.
Eliminating the typical problems described in this section may save you time
and money. If you do have a problem with your workstation, consider the
problems and possible solutions outlined in the following series of tables. You
may discover something you can resolve easily for yourself. If the condition
persists contact your Compaq authorized reseller or service provider. Refer to
"Getting Help" in the front of this guide for a list of Compaq worldwide
technical support telephone numbers.

Minor Problems

Workstation won't turn on.
Solving Minor Problems
Problem
Workstation is not connected
to a working grounded AC
outlet.
Cable to the electrical outlet is
loose.
A defective PCI or ISA card
has been installed.
A board, the expansion board
assembly, or a processor may
not be properly installed.
Table 11-1
Possible Cause
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Possible Solution
Connect to a working
grounded AC outlet.
Ensure that cable is
connected properly.
Remove any expansion
board that was just
installed.
Ensure boards are
properly seated on the
system board. Ensure
expansion board
assembly and processor
are properly installed in
unit.
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