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dwnofthded

I need help! im at a loss 😞

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when i turn on my laptop (vaio vgn ar51e with VISTA) i get a beeep with this black screen.

ERROR
resource conflict - pci in slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 00
ERROR
resource conflict - pci serial bus controllerin slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 01
ERROR
resource conflict - pci mass storage controller in slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 02
f1 resume f2 to setup

after i press f1 it continues funtions as normal.

dwnofthded

I need help! im at a loss 😞 

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when i turn on my laptop (vaio vgn ar51e with VISTA) i get a beeep with this black screen. 

ERROR
resource conflict - pci in slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 00 
ERROR
resource conflict - pci serial bus controllerin slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 01
ERROR
resource conflict - pci mass storage controller in slot 01
bus 00 device 03 function 02
f1 resume f2 to setup

after i press f1 it continues funtions as normal.

any suggestions would be helpfull

@5528097000005097

Look in device manager - Start, right click on Computer. Properties, top left under Tasks - are there any warning triangles next to Storage or Serial Bus Controllers?
Unplug all connected peripherals (if any).

william17

Hello dwnofthded

:smileythinking: :smileyd_oh: :smileyrolling_eyes:

first when I looked at this I was like

As far as I can tell there's a problem within the basic in/out system (BIOS) and this will result someday in IRQ/DMA conflict with some Windows drivers, which is likely to give you a BSOD (blue screen of death) when two drivers (from the peripherals installed onto the same slot) will request priority to the CPU at the same time, then reach the given latency limit of the request and crash.

Did you ever been into the BIOS/brought any changes? Did you/someone added some pci peripherals lately? Try to remember the first time this error broke out and if you did something else than your usual business with your laptop (I assume usual doesn't mean making sundried tomatoes on your keyboard if ykwim .

It seems physically impossible to me that the three different pci peripherals shown here could be installed onto the same slot and have the same device ID. Do you have RAID HDDs on your machine, if so have you installed the proper stuff with it?

Seriously right now I'm still really like WTF is that... Tell us if you did something that seems mostly abnormal with your computer cause I am lost too!

William

dwnofthded

it got a knock on the side. then it froze i had to turn it of by taking the battery out then when i turned it on thats what happened 😞

dwnofthded

yes there was a warning triangle there. think it was the mass storage or probaly that what you said. i changed it to disabled

dwnofthded

theres a problem with
IEEE 1394 Bus host controllers
Texas Instruments OHCI Compliant IEE 1394 Host Controller

Other devices
Mass Storage Controller

@5528097000005097

That is your firewire connection, if you have connected several peripherals to it, it may have caused a driver conflict.

First of all, try uninstalling any of the software relating to those peripherals in control panel - programs - uninstall a program.

Reboot and try uninstalling (not disabling) the devices which are showing errors (triangles) in device manager, right click on them and follow prompts to uninstall.

Reboot again, the original drivers should reinstall automatically.