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May 28th, 2000 13:00

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  • BigPhil

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    Posted May 28th, 2000 13:00

    Hello,
    I get a messge now when I boot up my computer that says:
    "Event Log messages, enter Setup to view ERROR"
    "Com A configuration changed"

    what did I do? How can I fix this? I tried re-partisioning the HD but that did not seem to work.
  • Denny Denham

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    Posted May 28th, 2000 15:00

    BigPhil,

    The only references I could find to Event Log were related to Windows NT 4.0. If that is the operating system you are running you'd probably have more success in getting assistance in the Software conference for WinNT.




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    Posted May 28th, 2000 21:00

    No, I am running Windows 98 SE.
  • Terra

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    Posted May 29th, 2000 01:00

    Sounds like the bios is telling you that you changed the settings of one of the com ports. Did you open the case up or change the settings in the bios.
    You could probably get rid of it by going into the bios and deleting the log, or retoring the bios to it's default settings by pressing F9
  • perplexed

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    Posted May 29th, 2000 18:00

    The only log errors I could find are related to networks. Are you on one? That might explain why you are referred to a com port.
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    Posted May 30th, 2000 18:00

    Yes, I am on a network.