System Problems - Micron ClientPro XVI User Manual

System Problems

Problem
A large number of damaged sectors are encountered when attempting to
format diskettes.
Possible Cause
Typically, Micron computers are provided with a 1.44MB 3.5"
floppy drive. An attempt may have been made to format a low-
density disk in one of the Micron high-density floppy drives.
Solution
Please refer to the DOS manual for more information about how to format
low-density diskettes in high-density floppy drives.
Problem
The IDE CD-ROM is not being recognized by the system.
Possible Cause
CMOS is configured incorrectly.
The connection to the CD-ROM is improper or loose.
Solution
Check in the system's CMOS Setup to ensure that the PERIPHERAL
CONFIGURATION mode is set to Auto. For help in getting to your
CMOS settings, see Chapter 3 - The BIOS Setup Program.
With the power OFF, carefully open the system unit. Reconnect
the CD-ROM ribbon cable on the motherboard and at the back of
the CD-ROM. To assist you, the colored stripe going down the
side of the gray controller cable signifies pin one and should be
connected to pin one of the controller and drives. Also, check to
ensure that the power connector in the CD-ROM is secure.
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