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Old 01-05-2006, 06:10 AM
Terry
 
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Default Extended Memory Error Message

I am building a new system. It is using a Biostar N325-A7 MB, nForce3 chipset
with an AMD Sempron 64 3300+

Upon trying to boot from teh WinXP CD ROM I get a message that says:

Windows NT has not found enough extended memory. 7MB of extended memory is
reuiqred to run Windows NT. YOu may need to upgrade your computer or run a
configuration program provided by the manufacturer.

Memory Map:
00000000 - 0009F800

This thing has 256MB or DDR400 memory in a single stick. I changed to a
matched pair of 256MB sticks to make 512MB and get teh same messge with the
same memory map. The BOS shows plenty of extended memory.
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Terry
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Old 01-05-2006, 06:10 AM
Andrew E.
 
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Default RE: Extended Memory Error Message

Power off board,locate the CMOS jumper pin on board,move the pin from the
1-2 position to the 2-3 position for 1.5 -2 minutes,then back to 1-2.Start
com-
puter,you'll need to reconfigure the BIOS settings before it'll run..Oh yeah,
remove the battery before you place in 2-3,then back to 1-2,install
battery,start
computer.This clears the BIOS,actually before running any new board this
must be done 1st...

"Terry" wrote:

> I am building a new system. It is using a Biostar N325-A7 MB, nForce3 chipset
> with an AMD Sempron 64 3300+
>
> Upon trying to boot from teh WinXP CD ROM I get a message that says:
>
> Windows NT has not found enough extended memory. 7MB of extended memory is
> reuiqred to run Windows NT. YOu may need to upgrade your computer or run a
> configuration program provided by the manufacturer.
>
> Memory Map:
> 00000000 - 0009F800
>
> This thing has 256MB or DDR400 memory in a single stick. I changed to a
> matched pair of 256MB sticks to make 512MB and get teh same messge with the
> same memory map. The BOS shows plenty of extended memory.
> --
> Terry

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Old 01-05-2006, 06:10 AM
Terry
 
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Default RE: Extended Memory Error Message

I SWEAR I did this more than once. OK, maybe I didn't take the battery out.

But it seems to have gotten it working. THANKS.

I did have all sorts of trboule getting it booting at first, but whatever,
maybe it just wants me to wait.
--
Terry


"Andrew E." wrote:

> Power off board,locate the CMOS jumper pin on board,move the pin from the
> 1-2 position to the 2-3 position for 1.5 -2 minutes,then back to 1-2.Start
> com-
> puter,you'll need to reconfigure the BIOS settings before it'll run..Oh yeah,
> remove the battery before you place in 2-3,then back to 1-2,install
> battery,start
> computer.This clears the BIOS,actually before running any new board this
> must be done 1st...
>
> "Terry" wrote:
>
> > I am building a new system. It is using a Biostar N325-A7 MB, nForce3 chipset
> > with an AMD Sempron 64 3300+
> >
> > Upon trying to boot from teh WinXP CD ROM I get a message that says:
> >
> > Windows NT has not found enough extended memory. 7MB of extended memory is
> > reuiqred to run Windows NT. YOu may need to upgrade your computer or run a
> > configuration program provided by the manufacturer.
> >
> > Memory Map:
> > 00000000 - 0009F800
> >
> > This thing has 256MB or DDR400 memory in a single stick. I changed to a
> > matched pair of 256MB sticks to make 512MB and get teh same messge with the
> > same memory map. The BOS shows plenty of extended memory.
> > --
> > Terry

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