What does error message E6 mean on a prompt set spa #jl017108?

You can't remove your MYSTERY program from a Command Prompt.

Reinstall the program, reboot and then go to Settings - Apps and Features, and remove it from there. Highlight the Program and click Uninstall.

If it is a complex program like AV, you often need to use removal clean-up software from the AV Vendor site.

It appears to be a known issue!

https://www.google.com/search?q=remove+program%2C+but+keep+getting+error+5

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Hi Cheyenne,

Most of the time an E6 error code refers to a restriction of water in your power pack. When you don't have enough water flow the power pack shuts itself down so it does not over heat.

Possible reasons are dirty filters, air locks, restrictions of water flow,

Solutions are to make sure your water flow is as best as possible, clean your filters often, remove debris from your hot tub, and remove air locks from your power pack.

Hot Tub Repair 101 What is an E6 or Error 6 Code Mean

Good Day, I would recommend calling our tech line at 908-355-7995 and go to the prompt for Heat pumps. Have the date of installation and serial number when you call.

Try going into safe mode with command prompt enabled. (F8 on bootup). In command console type chkdsk /f /r and enter y for yes at the prompt. Wait for it to finish. If that doesn't solve it try typing fixmbr.

have you cleaned your filter?
try running the spa w/out the filter. if it heats clean or replace the filter.
if it still doesn't heat you need to replace the heating element.

If you have a Whirlpool oven, the F2 E6 error means that the Cancel key line is open. You will need to replace the keypad or the keypad and controller board (if a single assembly) if the keypad doesn't respond to a press of the Cancel Key.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

What type of error message are you getting?

Meanwhile, go to the command prompt (start-run: type in cmd and press enter) and type in

ping google.com

If you do not get a response from google, then u actually have no Internet connectivity.

But before we can really resolve this quickly, please let me know what the error message u're getting is. Then let me know the results of the PING TEST.

CAH

you can get the dns setting by connecting a computor to the broadband the steps are

1. goto 'start'
2. goto 'run'
3. type 'cmd.exe'
4. in the commmand prompt type 'ipconfig' , it gives all the details about your broadband.

DNS error generaly means that there is nothing wrong with your system but ther must be a problem with your internet provider..

it means you have the USB low speed connection. If you have plug in the device in front of the CPU it prompt it sometimes, try it at the back if it still wouldn't work out. Install the USB driver to 2.0 version or higher. thats it

Follow these instructions to find your adapter's Media Access Control address (MAC address). This is not the same as a Macintosh computer, it is a fixed string built in to the hardware, that uniquely identifies a computer device. Windows 2003 1. Click Start > Run. A command prompt window appears. 2. Type cmd. 3. Type ipconfig/all. (no spaces around the /) 4. Copy down the "Physical Address" (aka the MAC address) on a paper where you keep your network configuration settings. 5. You may close the command prompt window. Windows XP 1. Click Start > Run. A command prompt window appears. 2. Type cmd. 3. Type ipconfig/all. 4. Copy down the "Physical Address" (aka the MAC address) on a paper where you keep your network configuration settings. 5. You may close the command prompt window. Windows 2000 1. Click Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. A command prompt window appears. 2. Type ipconfig /all. 3. Copy down the "Physical Address" (aka the MAC address) on a paper where you keep your network configuration settings. 4. You may close the command prompt window. Windows 95 and Windows 98 1. Click Start > Run. A command prompt window appears. 2. Type winipcfg. 3. Click OK. 4. Copy down the "Adapter Address" (the MAC address) on a paper where you keep your network configuration settings. 5. You may close the command prompt window. Windows NT 1. Click Start > Programs > MS-DOS Prompt. A command prompt window appears. 2. Type ipconfig /all. 3. Copy down the "Physical Address" (aka the MAC address) on a paper where you keep your network configuration settings. 4. You may close the command prompt window. Macintosh OS (10.3.5) These instructions also work for some earlier OS. 1. Click Apple Menu at top left > System Preferences > Network icon. 2. Select Show: Built-in Ethernet in the pull down menu. 3. Click Ethernet. 4. Your adapter's MAC address is the characters in Ethernet ID.