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by lordinfidel
Download the latest bios version from dell.
For most of my dells that did not ship with 2K, this was the first culprit.
Second, but least likey, is your ram.
You may have to reinstall the OS after the bios update. I know that you should not have to, but I have had mixed results when after a fresh install on the old bios and I updated the bios and still got the error. Only after a fresh install did the bsod go away.
Under normal circumstances you should be able to flash the bios without any error. And I suspect that once 2K is stable on that machine, you will be able to flash the bios without a reinstall.
by c1959j
We also have had mixed results. The RAM was also the culprit.
Ours did come shipped with 2K, we have also reimaged and just updated the BIOS. We have not seen this type of thing happening on any other model. I will keep you posted as to the results.
Thanks.
by lordinfidel
If so, I have had tons of problems with their DDR ram.
If you bought them directly from dell and they are doing this out of the box, then I would call them up.
If it didn't and it was after you installed something, press F8 and get into safe mode. Remove the program and or piece of hardware and try rebooting.
by susalt
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