Diagnostic error 2000

that error code means your hard drive is bad, you need to replace it

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This error code is related to " Drive Smart read command failed."

POSSIBLE LINK to fix: -
http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kcs/document?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&docid=266787#HDD


Remove and reinstall the Hard Drive for the error codes:

• 1000-0141
• 2000-0141
• 1000-0142
• 2000-0142
• 1000-0143
• 2000-0143
• 1000-0144
• 2000-0144
• 1000-0145
• 2000-0145
• 1000-0146
• 2000-0146
• 2000-0151

Please see the Service manual for instructions on how to remove and replace the Hard Drive. Be sure to remove and reinstall the cables for the hard drive if you are on a Desktop Computer.
After reinstalling the hard drive re-run the diagnostics if you receive the same error code Contact Us.
Run the Drive Self Test (DST) from the Utility Partition also known as the 32 bit diagnostics to determine if the previous error has been corrected. If the DST from the Utility Partition does not indicate a failure of the drive, we consider the error to have been corrected and the drive does not need to be replaced.

• 1000-0146
• 2000-0146

Hi.

Remove and reinstall the Hard Drive for the error codes:

• 1000-0141
• 2000-0141
• 1000-0142
• 2000-0142
• 1000-0143
• 2000-0143
• 1000-0144
• 2000-0144
• 1000-0145
• 2000-0145
• 1000-0146
• 2000-0146
• 2000-0151

Please see the Service manual for instructions on how to remove and replace the Hard Drive. Be sure to remove and reinstall the cables for the hard drive if you are on a Desktop Computer.
After reinstalling the hard drive re-run the diagnostics if you receive the same error code Contact Us.
Run the Drive Self Test (DST) from the Utility Partition also known as the 32 bit diagnostics to determine if the previous error has been corrected. If the DST from the Utility Partition does not indicate a failure of the drive, we consider the error to have been corrected and the drive does not need to be replaced.

• 1000-0146
• 2000-0146

For instructions on how to run the Dell 32 bit diagnostics click here.


Regards.

The Diagnostics runs tests that need to have user interaction, Error codes below are because of no user interaction:

• 1000-0312
• 2000-0333

Re-run the Diagnostics while being at the Computer to interact with the Diagnostics.
or
Remove and reinstall the Video Card on a Desktop Computer for error codes:

• 1000-0332
• 2000-0332
• 1000-0333
• 2000-0333
• 1000-0334
• 2000-0334

so, please type more detail to be more exactly

If you receive an error during PSA Diagnostics, look below for the associating error code. If the Error

Error Code

Error Message

Link to Possible Fix

PSA 1000-0111
PSA+ 2000-0111

(Name of Exception) exception occurred at selector XXh offset XXh.

Contact Dell

Get proper diagnostic test done first of all, than if you have replaced the temperature sensor, get the error codes reset in the ECU. Anyway once you get proper diagnostics done you will know what is really wrong

It means "DST Log contains previous error(s)."
Dell Support says “If the diagnostic test reports one of the above errors, refer to Dell Troubleshooting Wizard: "Hard Drive Fails the Diagnostics" Wizard ID: 324398”

http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/tree?journalid=79E54961218510CBE040AE0AB5E158B6&treeid=324398

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http://www.download32.com/webcam-diagnostics-d35065.html
Uninstall all A4Tech software
Unplug webcam
Restart computer
Download new software from A4Tech support website
http://www.a4tech.com/ennew/support.asp

Whats the device for the ports you are checking? A drive? diagnostic won't tell you if ports are damaged. Doesnt work that way, if they are damaged, extract the drive from the case and move on. Diagnostics will only tell you info on the drive.


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