Serial Checksum Error

OK please bear with me guys, as this problem description might seem a little long, but nevertheless I think it's relevant to the current issue I'm having.. Click to expand.I'm trying to remember the brand, but I can't think of it 'cause I'm @ work and not home at the moment.but no it wasn't a cheapo; I'd call it moderate.after my experience with that crappy Bestec 250W psu (which eMachines saw fit to booby trap mine as well as thousands of other people's PCs with), I didn't want to replace it with something that might likely do the same as the Bestec did.But I didn't wanna pay $150 for one either, ya know? So the one I bought was somewhere around the $45-$50 range.Oh and btw the way, the same buddy who loaned me one of his PSUs, has a power supply tester, so after this latest snafu w/ my pc, he brought it over and the new psu tested OK. Click to expand. Yeah, but this is happening on the 2nd mobo that my buddy gave me, not that first one----that one's blown for sure.

I am working on a GPS project and I turned to TinyGPS for parsing the NMEA data. I have been able to get the most basic example sketch to work fine ('simple_test'), and it was reporting no checksum errors up until I tried to add code to extract the time from the NMEA sentences. The 'CSUM' error. Enter the product serial number found on the bar code sticker attached to your product. Error: CMOS Checksum Bad. BIOS ROM checksum error.

This 2nd one was not one which had been taken out by one o' them thar crappy Bestec PSUs at all--in fact, the system he'd had it in used a diff. Bruce Lipton La Biologie Des Croyances Pdf. Brand 300W PSU altogether, he just stopped using it 'cause he wanted to get a more recent-technology mobo.it worked just fine, and I put it through at least 3 or 4 startups using the borrowed PSU, and it never once showed any instability at all; even the boot-up time wasn't slower in any way.

I had this issue as well and had to contact TAC. Once I got to the correct engineer it was a 15 min process. I had support on my TCS in this case however. Below is the process they sent me. Hi Khaled, You can check a few things.

The received side calculates by all receive data including checksum. There is no error if the result of the calculation. Lil Wayne In The Carter Chronicles Rarest here. Method of Confirming Data in Serial.

I see that you are using a TCS 6.0. So I assume it is a 3rd generation TCS server. Can you please check the following: - Access the registries (run the command regedit from Program >Start >run) - HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Wow6432Node TANDBERG TCS - This place contains your server serial number and the checksum key and release key. Copy these values to a notepad. (Take extreme care not to change any fields in registry) - Now connect the USB recovery disk that came with the TCS server to a computer and open the Tools directory under your USB disk.

- open the file Licensedata.txt - The first 3 lines in the file are Serial number, checksum and release keys respectively. - Compare these values with the values you got from the registries. Make sure the values you got from the registries, does not contain any extra spaces anywhere and they are exactly identical to the values in the Licensedata.txt. If it is any different, please edit the registry to rectify the mistakes. - Once they are completely identical. Restart the TCS services on the server or restart the complete server. That should fix the issue.

If you PM me your serial number, checksum and release keys, I can try to see if they look correct. No Introduction Tyga Rar. I have some idea on how they should look like. Regards, -Deepti. I had this issue as well and had to contact TAC. Once I got to the correct engineer it was a 15 min process. I had support on my TCS in this case however. Below is the process they sent me.