7-7 Measures When Windows Error Occurs
7-7-I Start Fault of System UsingWindows
Due to the Windows95 property, if the previous shut down was not completed correctly (such as
when the program ended erroneously due to a software error, or when the Windows95 shut sown
process was not carried out due to turning the power OFF by the main breaker for any trouble),
the screen will not start correctly at the following start. One of the following states may be entered :
@ The entire screen will be a blue screen, and the message “General Protection Breach” or
“Exceptional OE Error” will appear. (Particularly when starting up a driver.)
@ Windows95 will start in the “Safe Mode”.
@ Window95 automatically starts Scan Disk.(For OSR2)
@ The system will not start. .
7-7-2 Remedies when above Faults Occur in M640
When “General Protection (If there is a Full Keyboard : End the.process by pressing Ctlr + Alt +
Breach” or ” Exceptional OE Delete, and exit Windows once.)
Error” occurs. After this, Press the emergency stop button, and turn the power OFF by
the main breaker. Turn the power ON by the main breaker, and start by
\ pressing the Power ON switch. (Most often, the system will recover.)
When the system start up is A mode that can not be started with the Safe Mode is set as the default,
“Safe Mode”. sot he system will not start automatically in the Safe Mode.
When Scan Disk is automa- A mode that will not execute Scan Disk is set as the default, so Scan
tically started. Disk will not s tart automatically.
When system does not start. Press the emergency stop button, and turn the power OFF by the main
breaker. Turn the power ON by the main breaker, and start by
pressing the Power ON switch.
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7-7-3 Remedies when System does not Recover Normally with above Measures
( On-site-Service)
1. Items to take to site :
l Full keyboard (mandatory)
l FDD and cabled When user does not have)
l NC system Disk l Replacement HD
l FLD(Windows95 format. Insertion may be requested during scan disk execution.)
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