Intel hdd hard error - Dell Latitude D610 Laptop Computer - Intel Pentium M 750 1.86GHz, 802.11b/g Wireless, 1G PC Notebook

dell.com has this answer, we are not dell.
all 2000 errors are in the manual for errorss.
146 means.
hdd error, hard drive.
what you do is use F12 ePAS diagnosics.
power on
hammer f12 key
ePSA screen POP'ss
the click "through test"
the deselect all test but HDD
and run it, it will fail, because your unstated PC has a bad HDD.
then you will ask hot to fix bad hdd, answer replace it.
new HDD and a new OS.

all 2000 codes here

https://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/sln116413/running-epsa-built-in-diagnostics-on-your-alienware-system?lang=en

every one.

Nearest I have to that is 4MOT/1/40000002:HDD. Hard drive fan. Check it is properly plugged in and it should be turning at 1000rpm at all times or 3000rpm if the drive is detected as too hot.

Computer can't find your hard drive which is drive 1, it does see your CD/DVD drives.

0F00:xxxx errors are hard drive errors, you may have a failing HDD

You will need to perform a repair install using a Windows CD. The current configuration on the hard drive was basically with an entirely different computer and thus, it does not know how to "talk" to the new hardware. The repair install should fix that and create a new Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) that will enable Windows to "talk" to the new hardware.

Hi

Seems like the hard drive has failed, or there is no hard drive in the laptop, replace it with a new one.

This part of the service manual shows you how to replace it:
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/latd610/en/sm_en/hdd.htm#wp1123687

Check ur HDD cable attached with motherboard.. may be they are loose . if still prob remains then HDD can be corrupt.... chk same harddisk in another system

This error is telling you that either one of three things have happened. 1. Your hdd cable has come loose or failed. 2. Your HDD has failed, or 3. the IDE controller on the motherboard has failed. You can check problems by trying a known good hdd in place of your old hdd. If bios sees it then it is the drive itself that is bad not the cable or controller. If it does not see the good hdd then try replacing the cable. If this fixes the problem then remove good drive & replace with your old hdd. Problem should be solved. Hope this helps & please take a moment to rate this solution. Thanks.

Hey there,

At first you need to tell me whether ur hard drive is sata or pata.

If u r having Sata drive then this error occurs due to absence of SCSI Controller driver.

Else if u r using PATA Drive then Try change the bios ssetting.

Go to advanced --> Sata Configuration --> and then disable SATA native mode.
Try out above mentioned solution it'll surely help you.

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