GCCS Wizard troubleshoot / CMDs/ quick fixes

Question 1

network configuration issue

Answer 1

Troubleshooting Steps:
Remove the Drive: Try powering on the terminal without the drive inserted. If it turns on, the issue might be with the drive

Question 2

QUICK FIX STEP CHECKS (TRY FIRST)

Answer 2

QUICK FIX STEP CHECKS (TRY FIRST)

Question 3

Drained CMOS Battery: A dead or drained CMOS battery can sometimes prevent the system from booting correctly.

Answer 3

Reset BIOS/UEFI Settings: Reset the BIOS/UEFI settings to default by accessing the settings menu or removing and reinserting the CMOS battery after a few minutes.

Question 4

Listen for Beeps: When attempting to power on, listen for any beep codes that might indicate hardware issues.

Answer 4

Inspect Internal Components: If comfortable, open the terminal and check for any visible damage to internal components. Ensure all components, such as RAM sticks and expansion cards, are properly seated.

Question 5

Power Supply Issues Potential Causes:
Unplugged or Faulty Power Cable: The power cable might not be properly connected, or it could be damaged.
Power Outlet Issues: The electrical outlet may not be supplying power.
Internal Power Supply Failure: The power supply unit (PSU) inside the terminal might be faulty

Answer 5

check power outlet is working by plugging in another device
Examine the power cable for any visible damage or wear. Replace it if necessary.
Use a Different Outlet: Try plugging the terminal into a different power outlet.