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” Hardware Malfunction Call your Hardware Vendor for Support NMI: Parity Check/Memory Parity Error * ** The system has halted *** “

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” Hardware Malfunction” Call your Hardware Vendor for Support NMI: Parity Check/Memory Parity Error. If you see this Error on your Blue Screen, you can solve this Problem with the following Step below.

Reference

Usually while installing any PCI based Device on the Motherboards specially in HP Desktop Systems, Sometimes we get an Error of Bluescreen in the Start up i.e “ Hardware Malfunction” Call your Hardware Vendor for Support NMI: Parity Check/Memory Parity Error” can be solved by disabling PCI SERR# Generation value in Bios Setup of the system. There is no need to throw your PC for Hardware fault, just follow the below steps to get rid of this Problem easily.

Solution

Message : Error Message “ ” Hardware Malfunction Call your Hardware Vendor for Support NMI: Parity Check/Memory Parity Error * ** The system has halted *** “

 

 

Step 1: Hit Del/F1 Key to Enter your Bios Setting at the startup of your PC & Go to Advance->Bus Options


 

 

Step 2: Press Enter to Disable PCI SERR# Generation, Press F10 to save & Exit

This Solution is valid for Intel Motherboards. After disabling the PCI SERR# GENERATION you will get rid of this Problem.

 

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  • ea

    Can you use this is you have Windows 7?
    Is it legit for anyone?I have no idea if i have a “Intel Motherboard”…Will my computer crash and burn if i use this solution and dont have an Intel Motherboard?

    • Anonymous

      its just an Option! you just enable the function an see

  • teke0884

    I had this error, and my computer is about 10 years old. i was not installing or disabling anything. I came home from where i was at and it had a bluescreen. i can give you the specs if you want them… please help.

    • http://www.techsavvydiary.com/ TechSavvy

      What is your computer Brand & what are the Spec’s ?

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002908950816 Littelangel Azee

    thnx i got it

  • Harold Maccha M

    Can you use this if you have Windows 7?
    Good morning, look I have the same problem on a HP Pavilion dv2700, after installation I get that message, but the screen is divided into eight (8) tiny screens, not if video driver problem or RAM, I hope I can help. My email is harold_mpe@hotmail.com. Thanks in advance.

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