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Dell Diagnostics Main Menu
l Test All Devices: Performs quick or extensive tests on all devices.
l Test One Device: Performs quick or extensive tests on a single device after you select it from a list of device groups. After you select Test One
Device, press <F1> for more information about a test.
l Advanced Testing: Allows you to modify the parameters of a test, select a group of tests to perform, and access additional information about
Advanced Testing.
l Information and Results: Provides test results, test errors, version numbers of subtests, and additional information on the Dell Diagnostics.
l Program Options: Allows you to change the settings of the Dell Diagnostics.
l Exit to MS-DOS: Exits to the MS-DOS prompt.
10. Select the type of tests to perform:
l To perform a quick check of your computer or a specific device, select Quick Tests from the Test All Devices or Test One Device option.
Quick Tests runs only the tests that run fast and do not require user interaction. Dell recommends that you choose Quick Tests first to increase
the odds of tracing the source of the problem quickly.
l For a thorough check of your computer or to check a particular area of your computer, select Extended Tests from the Test All Devices or Test
One Device option.
l To customize your test(s), select the Advanced Testing option.
11. Remove the ResourceCD from the CD drive when you finish running the Dell Diagnostics.
12. Enter system setup and change the Boot Sequence to your original configuration.
Advanced Testing
When you select Advanced Testing from the Diagnostics Menu, the following screen appears:
Advanced Testing Screen
Information in the Advanced Testing screen is presented as follows:
l Device Groups — lists the diagnostic test groups in the order they will run if you select All from the Run tests menu option.
To select a test device group, press the up- or down-arrow key to highlight the group.
l Devices for Highlighted Group — lists the computer's current hardware.
l Device groups menu bar — contains the options Run tests, Devices, Select, Config, and Help
NOTE: The groups and devices listed in your screen can vary somewhat based on the components installed in your computer.
NOTE: The diagnostics may not list in the Device Groups area the names of all components or devices that are part of your computer system. For
example, it may not list a printer even though it is connected to your computer. However, the parallel port to which the printer is connected
appears in the Device Groups list. You can test your printer connection in the Parallel Ports tests.
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 1
- About Your Computer 2
- Back View of Your Computer 3
- Inside Your Computer 4
- System Board Components 5
- Advanced Features 6
- Manageability 7
- Security 8
- Password Protection 9
- Setup Password 10
- Jumper Settings 11
- Installing a TAPI Device 12
- Power Management 13
- Installing Upgrades 15
- Power Supply 17
- Front Panel 17
- System Memory 18
- Upgrading System Memory 19
- Removing a Memory Module 19
- Disk Drives and Media 20
- General Guidelines 25
- EIDE Cables 25
- SCSI ID Numbers 25
- Device Termination 25
- AGP Card Brace 26
- Expansion Cards 26
- Removing the Filler Bracket 27
- Microprocessor 29
- Removing the Microprocessor 31
- Removing the VRM 32
- Replacing the VRM 32
- System Battery 33
- Back to Contents Page 34
- Technical Specifications 35
- Solving Problems 38
- Monitor Problems 39
- Video Problems 39
- Sound and Speaker Problems 40
- Printer Problems 41
- Mouse Problems 43
- Keyboard Problems 43
- Diskette Drive Problems 44
- Hard Drive Problems 45
- Battery Problems 47
- Expansion-Card Problems 47
- Repairing a Wet Computer 48
- Hardware Conflicts 49
- System Memory Problems 50
- Microprocessor Problems 50
- System Board Problems 51
- Dell Diagnostics 52
- Advanced Testing 53
- Messages and Codes 54
- System Beep Codes 56
- Warning Messages 57
- Diagnostics Messages 57
- Diagnostic Indicators 57
- Back-Panel Indicators 58
- Software Problems 59
- BIOS Recovery Utility 61
- Getting Help 62
- Problems With Your Order 63
- Product Information 63
- Before You Call 63
- Dell Contact Numbers 64
- Additional Information 71
- IC Notice (Canada Only) 72
- CE Notice (European Union) 72
- Battery Disposal 72
- VCCI Notice (Japan Only) 73
- MIC Class A Regulatory Mark 74
- Class B Device 74
- MIC Class B Regulatory Mark 74
- BSMI Notice (Taiwan Only) 75
- ENERGY STAR®Compliance 76
- Coverage During Year One 77
- General Provisions 77
- Safety Instructions 80
- Overview 82
- New User Interface 82
- Clean Desktop Wizard 83
- Taskbar Grouping 83
- Notification Area Cleanup 83
- System Restore 84
- Restore Process 85
- Driver Rollback 85
- How to Add Users 86
- Internet Connection Firewall 87
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