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by cliveoates

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I have an IMB Thinpad laptop. After the memory test it displays a message and then it just stays there or hang. The keyboard also does not respond after that. The displayed message is:

0175: Bad CRC1 Stop POST Task

Can you guys please confirm to me whether it is a hard disk error or something else. Is there a way I can fix this problem?

Please reply at cliveoates@hotmail.com

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by dualinlinememorymodule

The Keyboard Aint Responding After That
Because Support Aint Enabled In The BIOS For BSOD Or USB Support Config Wot Ever

And The 0175: Bas CRC1 Stop
Power On Self Test Task

Is A BIOS Problem

Set The BIOS Config To CDROM, HDD-0 And LS120
OR SCSI, RAID One To Boot Sequence
And You May Need To Format

Try Disabling BIOSM

Shadowing
Caching
Etc...

If No Beaps And None Of That Work Its Purely A Motherboard Problem

ITS NOT RAM Cause RAM Problem Requests Beep
Page

ITS NOT Video Card Cause That Also Request Beep Page

This For Award BIOS Module Only IMB Thinkpad Ya Should Be Right With ABIOSM

0175: Bad CRC1 Stop POST Task Is A BSOD Error
Meaning Its A HDD Or BIOs, CMOS, Motherboard Problem Cant Be Nothing Else TRy It All

GOODLUCK

DSICT Corp

by cliveoates

I can't go into the bios either. When I press F1 for BIOS it dispalys the same '0175' message, and at the bottom screen it says 'entering BIOS', but it just hangs and stays there. Therefore, I can't go into the BIOS.
I tried changing with a functional memory card but it still gives the same error.

Plis help...

cliveoates@hotmail.com

by llpl

Not sure what the model number is (which with IBM)makes a difference T21/22/23 30 each has seperate fixes located atIBMs support site. However there is a reset located under the display that you can try,normally located on the left side facing the Laptop use a paper-clip and press down (reset) then try and reboot the laptop, the first thing you should do is visit IBM's support page and pull down the latest Bios and go from there. Hope this helps

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