HP desktop must press F1 to start troubleshooting and solving documentary

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Fault background

A year ago, a day.

The machine suddenly becomes slow and cannot go into the operating system. After a long wait, the network management system also put the BIOS battery. I don't know how to get it.

Fault symptom

After a serious illness, there will be sequelae. So far, after each boot, you must press F1 to start.

The prompt above the screen is as follows:

2211-memory not configured correctly for proper mebx execation. Make sure There ie a memory module in the black dimm socket.

Troubleshooting

In the bios, you can view all the menus that can be opened, and no possible changes are found. There are few similar situations on the Internet, and even if there is no correct answer. The Administrator replied: he consulted the HP official website and said that once the BIOS battery is activated, there will be no way, unless the motherboard is refreshed. As a result, one more F1 operation is required every day for a few months, which is troublesome. But sometimes people are willing to be slaves.

Solution

Slaves also have a day to endure. Facts also prove that the official statement is unreliable and people have to rely on themselves.

After carefully reading the English prompt, I actually understand that the memory is not correctly configured. Please ensure that there is a memory in the black slot. Is the bios and the actual memory stick location inconsistent?

Open the chassis and check that there is no memory in the black slot. Both memory stick are on the white slot.

There is only one black slot. replace one of them, restart, and solve the problem.

Remarks

The problem is solved, but the root cause is still not explored, but it is no longer important to me. It should be understood by the network management. Currently, the two memory disks are located in 1 and 3 slots.