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The link you provided had the solution buried inside it. When I flashed the BIOS, I was not checking the NVRAM box to clear NVRAM. Once I did that, it cleared the error message!
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The link you provided had the solution buried inside it. When I flashed the BIOS, I was not checking the NVRAM box to clear NVRAM. Once I did that, it cleared the error message!

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I have an Acer X1920-UR20P desktop running AMI BIOS v02.67. At each boot, I receive the following message:<br />
Not enough space in runtime area!! SMBIOS data will not be available. Press F1 to resume<br />
I have reset the BIOS to default, I have moved the jumpers on the MB to clear CMOS, and I have flashed the BIOS with the one on the Acer site specifically for this model.<br />
It runs fine if I press F1, but I would like to solve this problem for my customer.<br />
Also, I noticed that in the system name and serial number spaces in BIOS there is nothing but WINGDINGS!<br />
I'm out of ideas, and getting frustrated. Can anyone help me?<br />
Thanks!
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I have an Acer X1920-UR20P desktop running AMI BIOS v02.67. At each boot, I receive the following message:
Not enough space in runtime area!! SMBIOS data will not be available. Press F1 to resume
I have reset the BIOS to default, I have moved the jumpers on the MB to clear CMOS, and I have flashed the BIOS with the one on the Acer site specifically for this model.
It runs fine if I press F1, but I would like to solve this problem for my customer.
Also, I noticed that in the system name and serial number spaces in BIOS there is nothing but WINGDINGS!
I'm out of ideas, and getting frustrated. Can anyone help me?
Thanks!

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