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Anonymous Posted on Jun 05, 2012

I/0 card parity interrupt at F000:E1AD. Type (S)hut off NMI, (R)eboot, other keys to continue

System will not boot

  • Anonymous Jun 07, 2012

    INITIALLY THE SYSTEM WOULD NOT COME ON AT ALL, ALL I GOT WAS THE LED LIGHTS BLINKING. SO I REMOVED THE RAM ONE BY ONE AND REINSTALLED THEM AND FOUND OUT THAT I HAD 1 BAD RAM STICK AND 1 BAD RAM SLOT AFTER I TURNED THE SYSTEM BACK ON THIS IS WHAT I GOT I/0 CARD PARITY INTERRUPT AT F000:E1AD. TYPE (S)HUT OFF NMI, (R)EBOOT, OTHER KEYS TO CONTINUE.

  • Anonymous Jun 07, 2012

    I TRIED TO BOOT OFF THE INSTALLATION DISK, I TRIED GOING TO THE BIOS, I TRIED TAKING OUT THE CMOS BATTERY BUT NOTHING SEEMS TO BE WORKING........HELP!!!!!

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Hi there,
This error refers to an expansion card having an issue. If you've got any cardbus, wifi, bluetooth, etc cards take them out and see if that resolves the issue. More info here:
http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f217/i-o-card-parity-interrupt-at-f000-e1ad-417586.html

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try going into the BIOS of your system upon powering your laptop as soon as you see your Dell Logo keep on tapping f1 till you get a different screen or if the system beeps when you tap on f1 then stop it should boot into your system BIOS and give you options,

normally for dell it should have a phoenix BIOS try setting your bios to defaults then save and exit the bios if still it does not fix you issue then you can try reinstalling windows and its drivers .

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