Fail Support Assists PCI Bus - Functional Tests - D0701

This makes me angry!!!!  Uninstalling till they fix it. what is it a virus?  . TOS76>

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Hi Mike2084:

A few months ago several users reported that their SupportAssist hardware scans were seeing PCI Express bus errors starting with the error code WPE01, and Dell employee NikhilKiroula posted the following on 03-Mar-2022 in Mclai's XPS 8940 - PCIE Express - WPE01-EXC :

• We have received many issues reported from the field where customers observe PCI Express bus error (WPE01) when they run SupportAssist Hardware scan OTB or web.
• After extensive discussion around this issue with our vendor, and as per them, this issue is related to software where Realtek driver has marked some parameter wrong under registry not as per industry standard which is leading this issue.

Those WPE01 error codes were traced back to certain Realtek network adapter models that made changes to the registry during driver updates that did not following "industry standards" (according to Dell), and users were told to simply ignore the error code.

Given how many people are suddenly reporting PCI Bus D0701 error codes in this thread, I suspect this is just another false positive detection that was caused by a driver update to a network adapter or some other hardware component on the PCI bus (the serial bus that connects the CPU to hardware components like graphics cards, network adapters, etc.) that created a registry entry that the SupportAssist hardware scan doesn't like now.
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I recently received a Dell G15 5511 as a 3rd replacement for my G5 Dell couldn't fix and after updating it I'm getting the same error PCI Bus - Functional Tests - D0701, now they want me to send it in, after dealing with issues since March and nothing being fixed I'm hesitant to send it.

If you read through this feed, there are several comments that say it's just a SupportAssist error. If your system is working fine, it's okay to simply ignore it. It should be sorted out in future updates. 

I hope Dell makes removing these notations a priority. It is quite disconcerting to run SupportAssist and be told the following:

Tengo el mismo problema en la 17R3, cada 10 o 15 minutos se sube al 100% el CPU y se congela por unos segundos.

¿Ya tienen solución para este problema?

Ayuda por favor.

I have the same problem with my equipment, I ended up finding out when the error occurs, the problem only occurs when connecting an external monitor, if I turn on the equipment with the monitor disconnected, the problem does not occur, but if I restart with it connected, the error appears again

Same error after 3 weeks... Dell G15 5511

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@Irapuru wrote:

Same error after 3 weeks... Dell G15 5511

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Hi yho / Irapuru:

Please read employee DELL_Chris M's 12-Jul-2022 post <above>. If the only PCI Bus error code you see is D0701 and your system appears to be functioning correctly then you can safely ignore this error.  Dell has not provided any timeline when this "analytical notation" (i.e., only intended as information for Dell Tech Support) will be removed from the History tab of SupportAssist.

If you are concerned that you might have an actual hardware problem then the run the ePSA (enhanced Pre-boot System Assessment) hardware diagnostics from your Dell BIOS as DELL-Chris M instructed and see if the ePSA test finds any issues.
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For customers with the Aurora R12, the latest BIOS update located here seems to resolve the SupportAssist error. Please note you might need to update/reinstall SupportAssist, but Dell-Cares received confirmation this seemed to fix this. If it does not fix it or you have a different system, please let us know. 

The post from Chris is still is correct though, that ePSA should be run to confirm that this is not an actual error hardware error. 

I have the Aurora R12. I updated BIOS, uninstalled and reinstalled SupportAssist but still getting the error. 

Can you private message me your Service Tag? I will be out until Monday but would like to look into this.

My Aroura R12 has the latest BIOS that you referenced. Support Assist has been reinstalled. I am still getting the error