What to do if there is no video on my HP Kayak XU800?
If your HP Desktop displays no video, verify that the video card is present and correctly seated in the AGP PRO connector. Ensure it's cabled correctly and is not defective.
What to do if I get a 'Mem MisCompare' error on my HP Kayak XU800?
To address the 'Mem MisCompare' error on your HP Desktop, make sure RDRAM modules are installed in pairs with the same capacity, speed, or part number. Check that the first pair is in sockets A0-B0, and the second pair is in sockets A1-B1.
What to do if my HP Desktop says 'No RIMM'?
To resolve a 'No RIMM' error on your HP Desktop, check that RDRAM modules are correctly installed in the RIMM sockets and that the RDRAM modules are installed.
What to do if my HP Desktop says 'No DIMM'?
To resolve a 'No DIMM' error on your HP Desktop, check that SDRAM modules are correctly installed and that the SDRAM modules are installed.
How to fix RIMM speed issues on my HP Desktop?
To fix RIMM speed issues on your HP Desktop, ensure that RDRAM modules have the same speed ratings. Also, verify that the part number on the paired RDRAM modules is the same; if different, use the RDRAM module delivered with your PC Workstation and remove the other module.
Describes numeric conventions for hexadecimal and binary numbers.
Provides an overview of the HP Kayak XU800 PC Workstation.
Diagrams show the front and rear views of the HP Kayak XU800 PC Workstation.
Describes the core architecture and components of the workstation.
Details the features and LEDs on the front panel of the workstation.
Details physical and electrical specifications for the workstation.
Discusses power management types and states for the workstation.
Summarizes the availability of documentation for the HP Kayak XU800 PC Workstation.
Guides users on locating information within the documentation set.
Locates chips and connectors on the E-ATX system board.
Describes the Intel I840 chipset and its components.
Details the MCH Host Bridge/Controller and its features.
Explains the P64H chip and its role in PCI bridging.
Details the ICH and its functions, interfaces, and features.
Describes the Pentium III processor Host Bus (FSB) and its implementation.
Details device interrupt connections and IRQ assignments.
Describes the graphics cards available for the workstation.
Details the network interface cards supported by the workstation.
Describes the 3.5-inch, 1.44 MB flexible disk drive.
Lists the 3.5-inch hard disk drives supplied with the workstation.
Details the IDE 48X CD-ROM drive and its features.
Describes the DVD-ROM drive and its capabilities.
Details the CD-RW drive and its functions.
Summarizes HP BIOS features, setup program, and POST routines.
Guides users on accessing and navigating the BIOS setup utility.
Provides instructions for updating the system BIOS firmware.
Procedure to clear the CMOS memory using system board switch 4.
Instructions for restoring BIOS if corrupted, using recovery mode.
Details the SCSISelect utility for configuring host adapter settings.
Summarizes HP system BIOS features and memory map.
Describes the MaxiLife sequence, POST routines, and error messages.
Details the initial diagnostics for checking system components like CPU and memory.
Explains errors detected during the Power-On Self-Test (POST) phase.
Covers errors detected during normal workstation operation (temp, fan, power).
Provides a summary of error codes, causes, and corrective actions.
Explains beep codes used when display is not initialized.
Details pinouts for IDE drive connectors.
Provides pinout for the flexible disk drive data connector.
Details pinouts for battery connections.
Provides pinout details for Voltage Regulator Modules (VRMs).
Details pinouts for SCSI connectors.
Describes the VGA DB15 connector pins and DDC2B.
Provides pinout for the LCD panel connector.
Illustrates rear panel connector layouts like USB, Serial, Parallel, Audio.
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