what is INTEL CPU UCODE ERROR and how do you resolve this error without flashing the bios?
441893
looks like it could be a bad cpu. have you tried going into your bios and change it to halt on no errors?
184130
No BIOS post codes almost always points to a bad seat of the CPU. Reseat it. Drop the ram back to a single chip and remove any extra cards, KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) and then build from there.
154600
This can lead to two things.\n\n1.  Power supply is gone\n2.  BIOS is gone
1027654
You can not access the bios from windows. You need to reboot then as it is posting press either f1,f2 or del and that will get you into the cmos setup.
717058
yes. There's always a possibility that during the flash process you'll lose power in your neighborhood and render the chip unuseable.  What features do you need in the BIOS that you're hoping to add? If you don't know, then I don't reccomend flashing.
864383
go into the bios setup and disable boot from USB devices....
1165515
try to go into the cmos and boot from the disk, you need to try to get virus/worm protection because it sounds like the w32 ircbot worm...i had the same problem and had to completely reinstall everything...good luck, i hope you can get it fixed\n\nhere is a mcafee link about the virus...\n\nhttp://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=description&virus_k=135491
1079446
There should be a jumper somewhere on the motherboard that will reset the bios when you restart the computer.  You may have to download the manual for the motherboard to find it.  Make sure you set the jumper back to normal after you clear the bios password.
503552
If you upgrade from a pentium 3 to a pentium 4  but didn't to a fresh install of windows you should definitly update your screencard, sound card and motherboard drivers.\n\nYour next option might be to make sure that your current ram is 100% compatible with your motherboard and also make certain that there are no problems with your ram.\n\nAlso turn off automatic restarts in XP, so that you can see what information is displayed when the error occurs. To disable autoimatic restarting in windows XP goto control panel (instructions are for the classic view). Open SYSTEM and CLICK on the ADVANCED tab. under the section STARTUP AND RECOVERY click the SETTINGS button. Uncheck the combo box labeled AUTOMATICALLY RESTART in the SYSTEM FAILURE section.\n\nAfter that if you recieve a blue screen you can record the information there. If will also tell you where the minidump is stored, you can contact me and i'll give you my email adress so you can send me the minidump for debuging. EDIT: the blue screen should give you an indication of where to start looking for the problem, i.e. what driver it could be.\n\nIf you dont see a blue screen upon restarting it's more likely a hardware problem. this could be due to a underpower system, faulty power supply, corrupted ram or some other hardware major hardware problem. \n\nTo check the ram goto http://www.memtest86.com or if you have a linux boot cd lying around it might give you the option to run memtest from it.
733285
www.crucial.com\nsome of the memory may be diverted over for video memory.  There may be a setting in the BIOS.
123265
when you first turn on your computer start hitting f1 over and over before it boots up you have to be quick or you will miss the window for the bios setup menu if you do shut down and try again good luck
1150741
It is a DFO error. Try rebooting.
198246
the meaning of the code displayed is, Caused when the CPU generates an error that the kernel does not reach. Usually hardware related problem- especially RAM. Can also be caused by CPU overclocking or defective components on the motherboard. Recommended solution is 1. Run the memory diagnostic to test RAM. 2. Restore overclocked settings to previous values. 3. Repair/Replace the mother board. 4. Disable sync negotiation in SCSI BIOS: check SCSI termination.
878773
Sounds like it could be a RAM problem is the RAM new? have you used it in another system? try moving it about and if you have memtest loaded in your bios run that for a couple of passes and see if you get any errors. post back or email me the results
358947
Look for the BIOS maker and version when you boot up. Once you have that, you can go to the BIOS manufacturer's website and download (or purchase if it's a hardware BIOS) the update. The site should also have instructions on how to perform the update.\n\nGood luck!
111343
hey you didnt metioned the motherboard type and name.So try searching its website on search engine.I have intel motherboard and i updated bios from its site hrrp://www.intel.com .
697185
The first thing you should do is to check whether you have disabled the onboard graphics card in BIOS and enabled this card. \n\nIf the problem still persists get a new graphics card or get the existing card repaired !!!!