Bad sectors mean the hard drive needs to be replaced. The other issue warrants checking to make sure the inverter (backlight power supply) is properly connected to the system board.
I know this thread is old but I experienced a similar issue with two separate Latitude e5400s. Both had suspected hard drive issues. When the diagnostic was run system displayed the 2000-0414 error, which the diagnostic program lists as being related to the inverter (I assume that's the LCD inverter). In both cases no issue was found or observed with the inverter or LCD and when the hard drive was replaced the diagnostic no longer reported the error.
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Bad sectors mean the hard drive needs to be replaced. The other issue warrants checking to make sure the inverter (backlight power supply) is properly connected to the system board.
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I know this thread is old but I experienced a similar issue with two separate Latitude e5400s. Both had suspected hard drive issues. When the diagnostic was run system displayed the 2000-0414 error, which the diagnostic program lists as being related to the inverter (I assume that's the LCD inverter). In both cases no issue was found or observed with the inverter or LCD and when the hard drive was replaced the diagnostic no longer reported the error.
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