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Service Center 13 and earlier had the option to include a PCI and miniPCI BIOS POST cards. These were used by legacy PCI/miniPCI systems for helping to identify the stop code preventing a system from booting. Lack of adoption of standard in PCIe for routing BIOS POST codes has prevented a similar offering in modern systems.
In the past, this page served redirected you to a third-party website that used to collate the POST code / definition mapping from multiple BIOS manufacturers. That website is no longer available. Going forward, please refer to your BIOS manufacturer's documentation to identify the meaning of a POST code.
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