Welcome to the Community. If you are able to boot into the operating system I would suggest you to update your Bios using the below link. If are able to get into the bios reset it back to the default settings, if both of this does not fix it, contact Dell Technical Support in your region, it could be a faulty motheboard.
I have a Latitude D810, not a D610, sorry for the Type-o.
Updating the BIOS to newest A05 Revision didn't help, nor did the BIOS resetting with ALT-F.
Meanwhile the Manufacturing mode level numbers keep updating.
Meanwhile I get more manufacturing mode notifications like:
Level [FF] or Level [63] or Level [80] or Level [57] alterating with the Level [01] after restarting the Laptop (just restart, no power off and on again).
After powering down the laptop and starting it up again with the power button, the systems runs in normal mode for the rest of the day.
I also observe that the CPU Fan is running with high speed when the manufacturing mode message is displayed. If I continue working with the laptop after the message is displayed, the Laptop shuts down eventually. After restart, I can read that the computer has been shut down due to an unexpected temperature increase.
Time and date are still OK, no hints that the Mainboard battery has failed.
I have contacted DELL Support and they say the message is rather unknown (which is a bit worrying since I see this concerns only DELL computers, so they should know best). However, they nail it down to a failing main board, too, either due to a bad NVRAM or a Graphics adapter failure, depending which technician is picking the call. Accordind to DELL, the board must be installed and flashed by a Field Service Tech, making it rather expensive to replace.
They suggest to get a new computer. Probably the better option but I'll keep chasing this error for a longer while. I'll have a closer look to the board and see wheter it helps reseating some components and plugs and maybe someone comes up with more idea.
DELL-Royan S
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May 3rd, 2011 12:00
Hi Latitude7l4dm1j,
Welcome to the Community. If you are able to boot into the operating system I would suggest you to update your Bios using the below link. If are able to get into the bios reset it back to the default settings, if both of this does not fix it, contact Dell Technical Support in your region, it could be a faulty motheboard.
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/download.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&releaseid=R109538&SystemID=LAT_PNT_PM_D610&servicetag=&os=WW1&osl=en&deviceid=6983&devlib=0&typecnt=0&vercnt=4&catid=-1&impid=-1&formatcnt=0&libid=1&typeid=-1&dateid=-1&formatid=-1&source=-1&fileid=142505
Hope this helps
Thank you
Royan
Latitude7L4DM1J
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May 5th, 2011 03:00
Hi Royan,
thanks for your reply.
Unfortunately I made a mistake with the model:
I have a Latitude D810, not a D610, sorry for the Type-o.
Updating the BIOS to newest A05 Revision didn't help, nor did the BIOS resetting with ALT-F.
Meanwhile the Manufacturing mode level numbers keep updating.
Meanwhile I get more manufacturing mode notifications like:
Level [FF] or Level [63] or Level [80] or Level [57] alterating with the Level [01] after restarting the Laptop (just restart, no power off and on again).
After powering down the laptop and starting it up again with the power button, the systems runs in normal mode for the rest of the day.
I also observe that the CPU Fan is running with high speed when the manufacturing mode message is displayed. If I continue working with the laptop after the message is displayed, the Laptop shuts down eventually. After restart, I can read that the computer has been shut down due to an unexpected temperature increase.
Time and date are still OK, no hints that the Mainboard battery has failed.
I have contacted DELL Support and they say the message is rather unknown (which is a bit worrying since I see this concerns only DELL computers, so they should know best). However, they nail it down to a failing main board, too, either due to a bad NVRAM or a Graphics adapter failure, depending which technician is picking the call. Accordind to DELL, the board must be installed and flashed by a Field Service Tech, making it rather expensive to replace.
They suggest to get a new computer. Probably the better option but I'll keep chasing this error for a longer while. I'll have a closer look to the board and see wheter it helps reseating some components and plugs and maybe someone comes up with more idea.
Regards,
Latitude7l4dm1j
magicmoves1
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January 12th, 2014 06:00
I have the same problem. Did you get a fix for this?