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resoource conflict -PCI on motherboard

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by SWEngineer, Jan 1, 2011.

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  1. SWEngineer

    SWEngineer Thread Starter

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    I have a "Fujitsu Siemens" PC, and when trying to start it up get the following message without gerttinh beyong:

    warning
    resoource conflict -PCI on motherboard
    Bus:01, Device:1D, Function:00

    warning
    resoource conflict -PCI on motherboard
    Bus:01, Device:1E, Function:1F

    How can I fix this issue?

    Thanks.
     
    SWEngineer, Jan 1, 2011
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  2. Frank4d

    Frank4d Retired Trusted Advisor

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    My guess is the CMOS memory may be corrupted. You could try clearing it with the reset jumper. Doing so will reset everything to defaults so you will need to reset the clock and may need to reconfigure the boot order and hard drive controller mode.
     
    Frank4d, Jan 1, 2011
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  3. daz1

    daz1 Banned

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    keep pressing delete on start up or whatever flashes up like " press f12 to enter set up " to reach bios once there select safe option defaults then usually Esc then usually f10 to save select yes enter reboot you may need to attempt this a couiple of times
     
    daz1, Jan 1, 2011
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