Reference number: CH000376

Memory parity errors.

Issue:

Memory parity errors.

Additional information:

• See our parity dictionary definition for additional information about this term.

Cause:

This issue can be caused by any of the below possibilities:

1. Random Occurrence
2. Issue with new memory
3. Bad power strip or power source
4. Bad Memory
5. Bad Motherboard

Solution:

Random occurrence

Like all electronics, this could just be a random occurrence. If this is occurring frequently, like every other boot, we would recommend trying the below solutions.

Issue with new memory

If you have recently added any new memory to the computer, temporarily remove that memory to ensure it is not causing your issue. It is possible for different brands, memory speeds or types of memory to conflict and cause issues such as parity errors.

Bad Power Strip or power source

Try a different power outlet or power strip as the computer may not be receiving a good continuity of power.

Bad Memory

Verify that the memory is not bad by either replacing it or contacting the manufacturer for replacement. Additional information about testing your computer memory can be found on document CH000708.

Bad Motherboard

The motherboard memory connections or other component on the motherboard may have failed, causing the memory to not be detected.