The SMBIOS is part of the operating system and not the system's BIOS which is contained on the motherboard. Did by chance you re-install the operating system? If so then I suspect you did not install the chipset driver. That driver must be one of the first ones installed after re-installing the OS. You can
click here for the latest chipset driver in the Dell File Library for your model. If you did not re-install the operating system then try posting your problem over in the
Software - Windows XP forum. Someone there can assist you in doing a repair of Windows. Unfortunately I am a newbie to Windows XP so I am not too well versed in using the repair option of that OS otherwise I would give you an assist.
Thank you,,,,yes i did reinstall o.s,,,,,,and did what you said,,,,reinstalled the chip set from list you gave,,,,,,but stil resolve problem, but thanks anyway
Unfortunately the problem lies with the operating system. I see from your previous postings in the
Software - Windows XP forum you haven't received much help. If the problem started after re-installing the OS then I would try again.
Click here for a Dell Knowledge Base article that will take you step by step through the re-installation process of the operating system and drivers.
The only other thing I can suggest is use one of the Internet search engines and search on various topics of: "smbios errors" "smbios driver errors" "smbios driver" and see what the search produces.
***** Lately, the Dell Moderators are moving off-topic postings to the correct ***** ***** forum so yours maybe moved to the software forum by time you read this. *****
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Posted September 7th, 2005 20:00