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    Default PathPilot PC Shutdown

    As usual disaster has struck when the machine is needed.

    This afternoon the display started getting lines across the screen and acting funny. I decided to shutdown the machine and check connections. When I tried to start the controller back up, it starts to boot and after a couple of seconds the yellow/orange light on the front under the power switch blinks and an alarm chirps. This will continue for a few seconds then the controller shuts down and the cycle of boot/flash/chirp starts again.

    Anyone;

    A) Seen this before?

    B) Have any idea what the flashing light means?

    C) Know what the chirp means?


    Not like anything that I have seen before.

    gary

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    Default Re: PathPilot PC Shutdown

    This might help: PERFORM THESE STEPS before posting about POST/boot/no video problems! - Systems

    When a PC fails to boot while in POST, it will beep, and/or blink the power LED in a specified (manufacturer-specific) pattern. So, figure out what motherboard you have, not the pattern of beeps or blinks (number of beeps/blinks - some may be short, others long), and do some Googling to find the codes for that specific motherboard. It will usually point to a memory, video card, or other low-level failure.

    Regards,
    Ray L.



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    Default Re: PathPilot PC Shutdown

    Hard Drive is failing, Reseated connectors and slapped it on the butt like birthin' a baby and it now boots. Copied over work files and will replace with a Solid State Drive.

    Thanks for the help.

    gary



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