This error means that cables or one of them are not detected. The issue can be fixed by reinserting the cables or by checking for any damage to the port. Updating the BIOS can help fix this problem, however, if that doesn't work, reconnect the cables and check for the connection after turning off your computer. For assistance, the service manual can be used. Once the damage is recognized, fix it and run PSA diagnostics. If it shows no further error, you're good to go. If there's still an error code, visit ePSA online tool or dell support for 24/7 assistance.
Http://downloads.dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_latitude_laptop/latitude-e4200_service%20manual_en-us.pdf
Note:
Some
systems do not have an F12 key, to access the boot options you have to
press the <0> (zero) key at the Dell logo screen.
Error Code
Error Message
Link to Possible Fix
PSA 1000-0111
PSA+ 2000-0111
(Name of Exception) exception occurred at selector XXh offset XXh.
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dell.com forum has that told like 1000 times now. endless,
why not use dell.com first. the makers of your PCs.
first hit there lands.
https://www.dell.com/community/Laptops-G...
omg same error. google is your friend.
i used duckduckgo
You posted lacking any PC model.
nor OS.
making answers super hard, asking the blind in text box this.
oops the error code depends on the UNSTATED BY YOU MODEL, no clues there !
and Dell.com can not help anyone lacking the model told. full models told.
is the RTC coin cell battery dead at 5years plus , yes, then BIOS goes nuts.(NVram Scrambles. and ... yah chaos ensues.
never diagnose nuts. ok? NOISE.
fix the dead battery first then nuts ends.
chaos ends.
this is a tech thing , batteries first. learn it.
why even post lacking what PC you own.
this tells me what is there and how old it is and all that matter. helping you and blinded in this text box.
NO PC TOLD, MODEL:
NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:NO PC TOLD, MODEL:
the #1 most common error on dells.
bad battery. posted at dell.com endless for decades.
dell.com
has this asked like 100000000 times
and you failed to look/
why:>?
dell.com the ,most tricky URL on earth.
dead RTC coin cell battery.
next
2000-0411https://www.dell.com/community/Latitude/...
the trouble here is not telling what PC model is here,.... let me tell why.
first is legacy or UEFI.
The PC if new was in UEFI mode.?
and when the battery dies, you lost NVRAM configs for BIOS,
that means with a new battery
you then
1: F2 in to BIOS and set BIOS to defaults.
2: on some PCs it sets boot to PXE, do not allow that ever at home, disable PXE now.
3: then the hard part, is boot order and secure boot, page F2,...still.....
if was secureboot before set it to secureboot.
if not set it to legacy boot as HDD or SDD first. in ORDER.
NO PC TOLD not even a clue making answer wrong or crazy complex covering 20 years of PC, is not going to happen here.
or find a shop to fix this very simple low cost fix. $1 battery and flip BIOS bits.
done.
if you see on the boot order page
windows boot manager as choice that is probably the correct choice.
aka, secure boot, all new PCs by dell are shipped like that now. w10 up new.
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