20 Most Recent IBM eserver xSeries 205 8480 Questions & Answers

You can open your cpu, put out the RAM, clean it, and insert it again, Then try to set up windows.

This is typically caused by software that manages an uninterrupable power supply (aka UPS). Simply put, this is a battery that the server plugs into to so the server can run for a short time when there is a power outage.

UPS devices frequently come with software to communicate with the server so it knows when it is on battery. When the server is notified that it is on battery it will provide warning messages like the one you described. Some will even pass the notice to all computers connected to the server to make sure no work is lost.

One of the most popular programs is APC PowerChute. I would look for this program or other programs that have the words "UPS" and/or "power" in their name to find the cause.

I hope this helps.

Check server has amber on it. If so inspect FAN and replace same if it has amber.

You probably don't have a high enough wattage power supply to support the graphics card. Usually you need at least 300-350W

I can only offer a way to try and resolve this problem. If this doesn't work then try the next step.

Step 1

On the start screen click the windows logo.

Right click my computer.

Click on properties.

Scroll down device manager.

Look for a yellow ! or ? on devices.

Right click that device.

Click on update driver.

Most of the time this procedure solves the problem. If in case it doesn't, you might need to go to a third party server. Windows 7 drivers

I use these tools as well. Otherwise I would not recommend it to anyone. Yes, we will most likely have to pay for the service. Thats the truth.

(Beware the free products offered on the web) As the saying goes, "You get what you paid for." And before you know it you are infected by malware or worse. I have been doing this for a long time now. I speak from experience. If anyone thinks this is spam then don't listen to what is said. I am only trying to help, because I have been there.

check in the bios settings for c.i.a., this allows the machine to "underclock" itself when it is not being used a lot to save power. If you cannot find this setting, please post the model number of your mainboard so I can try to find the exact way to disable this if c.i.a. is not visible.

Hope this helps

Check the manufacturers support site

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i need your help about my pc desktop IBM eserver xSeries 205, my problem is about Ethernet controller.

pls help me, you can send my email [email protected]


thanks
roland tactay

IBM Support & downloads - United States

bois problem

Just switch the jumper pin for JP3 to clear bios settings which will reset the bios

This machine is built for Windows NT and Windows 2000 Server
i am not sure that IBM have XP for this machine if you have XP for any other IBM machine you can install but it will be very hard to find drivers for this machine you can check in IBM website or Lenovo website
Hope it will help