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Steps To Troubleshoot Parity Break Errors

Posted on by Brian Magallanes

Today’s guide is written to help you if you get an I / O parity interrupt error.

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    Parity error of I / O card with disabled NMI type XXXX (S), (R) eboot, other keys to continue

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    • Explanation: An expansion card caused an error during an incorrect recommendation operation.

    Diagnostics. This is probably a problem with expansion cards, thanks in part to

    is just an expansion card in the process, where others are working fine. It can also be

    * Troubleshoot expansion cards in the system.
    http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/comp/mbsys/sys_ExpansionCards.htm
    5. Troubleshoot your motherboard.
    http://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/comp/mbsys/gen_Failure.htm

    I just bought a new Visiontek 2600 graphics card from Dell using the Recommended Hardware Upgrade feature based on my day. My computer is Dell Dimension Gen XPS 4. 4GB RAM, card has been replaced. The original card is returned, the second does the same.

    (Please do not close this discussion as this is your Dell recommended graphics card)

    Usually connects to 1 when I turn on the devicedirectly, I get the message:

    Break the parity of the I / O card using letters / numbers like (S) hutoff NMI (R) eboot, other keys continue S, R

    Print or maybe the key doesn’t even work. Then I turn off my computer, flip it over, and the machine starts up. Sometimes assuming that I start with the sensor turned off and then turn it back on after a few seconds, less often after turning it on, my chances are 8 times at first. I updated their BIOS to the latest version for this model and changed some settings. I found that restarting rarely causes this problem. This is almost the same graphics card, consuming almost all the power it can only get at startup. Go for a slower boot option, why not get a 1 out of 10 boot. I’ve read several washing machines that have updated newer BIOS versions that have now fixed the problem. Unfortunately, the last BIOS update was a year ago. All I read about this error is that the machine in question is ALWAYS a DELL machine. It is not very pleasant to start with additional procedures on and off required for cleaning. All thoughts are appreciated. DELL Please correct this problem as it is a DELL problem. This seems like a common occurrence for owners upgrading their graphics cards. there was a graphics card recommended when upgrading from DELL via the service point feature.

    Maybe I haven’t seen this before. Turned on the computer and received the following error message: I / O card parity interrupt available at f000: f188. I had the option to shutdown or restart, shutdown next to the computer, and restart giving a generic message. I looked on the internet what it might be and found it might be installing new hardware (no newer hardware installed), might be a BIOS related project on upgrade (next computer) with the same version installed on the same second boot without error). Checked

    iin a new case and all the cards are safe, some RAM is safe and the cables are taut. I was able to fully boot the computer by pressing the DEL key, but the error message came back on restart. It seems that only two cards are installed, a video bank card and a Firewire card. The video is clearly on the Firewire riser in the PCI slot.

    I tinkered a bit again and now it has completely restarted. I’m really going to make a big statement, NOT “,

    i o parity interrupt error

    They are still looking for the cause of the error.

    Dell 755
    WinXP optiplex Pro sp3
    core2 duo, 2.53 GHz
    2 GB RAM
    BIOS – Legacy A11 Alt = “” 08/04/08

    Thanks

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    List any additional graphics cards you have in this device …

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    “Anyone who sees a psychiatrist might want to check their head.”

    As I said, there are two cards installed, any video card in p An adapter card and almost any Firewire card installed only through the PCI slot. The riser is in at least one PCI slot, and Firewire is the last PCI 3 slot.

    Ok, I turned it on again and removed the cards. The drive is installed with Dell branded DVI if the riser has an AGP slot. The Firewire card has pca-00214-01-a, then e175975 but no name. It is permanently installed in PCI in the motherboard slot.

    Hope this helps you.

    “Last modified: Jun 31, 2009 11:18:07 am by Kando”

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    Remove Firewire and do a few consecutive cold starts …

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    “Anyone who sees a psychiatrist must be screened.

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    You also said that the Vid Visa card isgiving … is that right? Alt = “”?

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    “Anyone who seeks a psychiatrist should be examined.”

    Okay, the specific Firewire card has been removed, restarted, and is fine. shutdown and rebooted 4 times on every boot.

    Yes, the load map is on the riser. Almost all gx755 models come in a small form factor and a full graphics card. The riser is in the AGP along with the PCI slots on the motherboard and our own graphics card in the AGP slots on the riser. This makes the message parallel to the motherboard. Not my planning imagination, but my nickname is not Mike Dell. It’s good to be like that, now the problem is solved. I’ll keep an eye on it and, in case of danger, I’ll put the map in another browser and see if the error message appears again.

    Thank you

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    Imagine throwing away the Firewire card … To fix this, you will be temporarily repaired and addedwelcome aboard! !

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    “Anyone who goes to a psychiatrist will be tested.”

    mmmmm i got the same problem but i didn’t get any cards and it just hit the market:
    Windows blue

    i xp
    1Go for RAM
    92 GB Hard Drive
    3.2 GHz
    Pentium 4

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