Error codes with internal check for boot up OFOO: 0148, OFOO: 0748, OFOO: 0248, OFOO: 0448, OFOO: 1248, OFOO: 0E48, OFOO: 0D48, OFOO: 1A48. Help please

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try to check the ram of your computer....turn off your computer....removed the ram. and place it again.. but if still doesnt work.. maybe try another ram.. just borrow first. to try it.. and if it will work.. you can buy a new one.....GOOD LUCK


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Boot into Safe Mode.
Open a command prompt as Administrator.
Type in chkdsk /r and reboot the machine.
Let it run to check and repair errors.

it may be registry error download registry cleaner reg in out

Those codes all apply to the hard drive itself..

Replacing the hard drive is all you should have to do.

Below is a link to a brand new hard drive that will work in your Inspiron 6000

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Generally this means you are trying to run two (2) virus protection programs at the same time. If you have recently deleted one, then go to that manufacturers website and get their removal tool. At any rate totally eliminating one of the schemes should clear the error. You'll probably need to do this in SAFE mode.

the sata hdd is bad

Is this from a blue screen error ?

A "STOP" MESSAGE in white letters behind a blue background?

If it's a sata message (hard drive error message), this means that your harddrive is dead or about to die. Most likely its already dead, this error means also that the harddrive cant be read anymore.

Call Dell if under warranty. Start shopping for a replacement hdd if outside of warranty. You'll need
your OS disks that came with computer (hopefully). If you don't have OS/recovery disks, you can get
them from Dell or even using somebody elses (match version with sticker on your laptop).

Check the hdd connection underneath laptop - make sure cable is not loose, etc.

Probably safe to say your data is gone unless you're willing to spend $$.

it sounds like the easiest solution would to either run the repair sequence from a windows xp disk (may not be a perminant fix) if that doesent work just use the xp disk to format the drive and install a new operating system