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by raza19 Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
That this is a BIOS Error and could be a flat BIOS Battery or a result of a Flat BIOS Battery. You need to replace the BIOS Battery and then set the BIOS again.
Pay Attention to the Correct Date & Time and HDD Specifications when you setup the BIOS and [b]Remember[/b] to save the changes as you exit the BIOS.
Col
by thechas Accepted solution
Another thing to check is that many older systems defaulted to ACPI mode disabled. If you install Windows with ACPI disabled, you get that good old "It is now safe to turn off your computer." screen.
Look in the PCI or power management sections of BIOS setup for the ACPI setting.
Chas
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