The server charged the wrong card

The orange Led On the Server is letting you know that there is something wrong with a PCI. Check the pci card slot 1 and make sure they are all seated tight.

Hi Theresa,
Just VOID the invoice. This will reverse the charges. Then create a new invoice for the sale.
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Feel free to email me with more details if need be.

if you did it through paypal then contact the people you bought the
groceries from and ask them if they can change the card, and
explain you used the wrong card.

you need the correct video card and drivers . Go to novalogic.com and you will find drivers there plus what the game requirements are to play it.
Novalogic is one of the worst gaming companies in this respect to their video tests to play . I know because I try to host alot of Novalogic games on servers but all their games reguire a video graphics card with multiplexing and H&TL but high-end servers like I have do not have such cards. So most game hosting companies avoid Novalogic. Not a smart way of doing it on their part. I bet they lose millions due to this very reason and not sure why they don't fix it for both hosting and playing. Also if yours does work on some servers but not on others it most likely they are running a mod or have it set up password entrance only or they just set up their server wrong. Plus you need to be Gold member to enter certain servers, otherwise stated silver members only

regards

servergms

• That's a check engine light. It means that somewhere in your cars system a sensor tripped a code in the ECM. You need to have the code read to see what is wrong. It can be minor or major but you won't know until it is scanned. A mechanic shop will charge a fee but their scanners are more reliable and accurate. Some parts stores will scan it for free and then you have to cross the code to find out what is wrong. Good luck.

Regards,
Tony

Successfully short circuited the motherboard.

This error message usually relates to the wrong third party scsi drivers being use.

Check what SCSI card you have installed and make sure you have the correct drivers and that you select the correct driver from the list at the appropriate time.

It is also possible that the SCSI card itself has a problem, but it is far more likely to be the wrong driver.

The slot doesn't face the wrong way round. It is a 3.3v PCI slot. Suitable cards are available, just look on Ebay for some of the older cards. Make sure it has software driver support for your OS.

Dean

cALL pca AND cOMPLAIN tHEY KNOW ABOUT THIS AND HAVE NOT FIXED THE ISSUE, tHEY JUST COST ME SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARE IN LOSSES BECAUSE THEY COULD NOT MAKE THERE SOFTWARE DO MATH CORRECTLY.

Check out this site:

http://bioscentral.com/postcodes/dellbios.htm

Write down the exact number of beeps and how long they last to find what the error means. The are call BIOS post codes and they resemble Morse Code. (ie. one long, 3 short, 2 long = RAM issue) Good luck!!