I have had 3 instances of the past 2 months when I turned my PC on and it did not load the BIOS screen. Could not press F5 or F12 to load those screens. I opened up my PC and checked my connections which did not initially seem to help but then it started working. Not sure that I really did anything to get it going again. It happened to me yesterday. I took the cover off, unplugged and plugged in connections with no response. Removed both memory modules and re-seated them with no response. Went to the library to research this forum for support options. When I came back home, I turned on PC to check color of light at power button to begin t/s and the computer powered on. Rebooted to BIOS screen and pressed F12 to run hardware diagnostic. It displayed some error codes that it said would aid a Dell technician. Can you tell me what these codes mean? I suspect my motherboard may be failing.
Error Code 1100:012A 1100:022A 1100:032A 1100:042A
Thanks,
Chuck
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cmckayboicmckayboi
I have had 3 instances of the past 2 months when I turned my PC on and it did not load the BIOS screen. Could not press F5 or F12 to load those screens. I opened up my PC and checked my connections which did not initially seem to help but then it started working. Not sure that I really did anything to get it going again. It happened to me yesterday. I took the cover off, unplugged and plugged in connections with no response. Removed both memory modules and re-seated them with no response. Went to the library to research this forum for support options. When I came back home, I turned on PC to check color of light at power button to begin t/s and the computer powered on. Rebooted to BIOS screen and pressed F12 to run hardware diagnostic. It displayed some error codes that it said would aid a Dell technician. Can you tell me what these codes mean? I suspect my motherboard may be failing.
Error Code 1100:012A 1100:022A 1100:032A 1100:042A
Thanks,
Chuck
We are just users helping users on here, this is not a Dell Tech support forum.
I don't have an exact device error for that, but doing a google search for Error Code 1100:012A suggests either a hard drive or CD/DVD drive error. I would more suspect the hard drive.
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cmckayboicmckayboi
I have had 3 instances of the past 2 months when I turned my PC on and it did not load the BIOS screen. Could not press F5 or F12 to load those screens. I opened up my PC and checked my connections which did not initially seem to help but then it started working. Not sure that I really did anything to get it going again. It happened to me yesterday. I took the cover off, unplugged and plugged in connections with no response. Removed both memory modules and re-seated them with no response. Went to the library to research this forum for support options. When I came back home, I turned on PC to check color of light at power button to begin t/s and the computer powered on. Rebooted to BIOS screen and pressed F12 to run hardware diagnostic. It displayed some error codes that it said would aid a Dell technician. Can you tell me what these codes mean? I suspect my motherboard may be failing.
Error Code 1100:012A 1100:022A 1100:032A 1100:042A
Thanks,
Chuck
Thanks for the assistance. I was thinking that it might be the hard drive as well. I guess I'll have to be viligant about backing up every night before I shutdown just in case it doesn't come back up the next day.