Understand the ePSA codes
The ePSA codes are a set of information which guides the user about the errors within the computer system. There are several errors which can occur; moreover it is quite hard to tackle these errors. The ePSA error code is basically a number, which contains the information about the error. Different error codes have different explanation and solutions. If you are unaware of the ePSA error codes, or if you have not encountered one yet, then it is advisable to look into the Dell tech support phone number. Moreover, you can talk to the computer professionals by dialing 1 800 723 4210.
CPU’s error
The ePSA error code for this problem is 2000-0111. This is a problem which takes place in the motherboard of the computer. Moreover, it causes the processing unit to malfunction. You can gain more knowledge regarding this factor by engaging to the 24/7 customer support. The solution to this problem is briefly discussed below.
Upgrade your system’s BIOS
If upgrading does not help, then replace the motherboard or the processor.
Computer’s battery error
Here the ePSA error code is 2000-0131; this involves the dysfunction of the system’s battery. Moreover, this error may prevent the computer to start, because the battery is not in its proper function.
In order to counter this issue, first you need to shut down the computer
Make sure that the power code of the system is disconnected
Open the case of your computer and eject the battery
Place the battery again in its position. Moreover, if the error still prevails, then replace the battery and consider the technical support number.
The hard disk drive (HDD) error
The error code now, is ePSA 2000-0141, this is certainly a HDD’s error. In this case, the system might report that the hard disk drive (HDD) cannot be found or located. Even Though the hard disk drive is properly installed, it still cannot be read by the system. This error occurs, in the case where the hard drive is not installed. If you experience this issue, then consider the following resolution.
If you have a notebook computer, then simply reset the hard disk drive. In case where you have a desktop computer, plug out the data cable and the power cord of the hard drive. Plug in both of the cables, and make sure they are properly connected.
If the above mentioned solution does not works, then replace your hard disk drive.
If you still experience the issue, then don’t hesitate to call the Toll free number.
The Optical Drive Error
Another more common issue is of the optical drive, the error code for this problem is ePSA 2000-0147. In this scenario, every time you insert a disk into the optical drive, the drive fails to read the disk. Moreover, your system might inform you that there is no Blue ray or DVD drive installed. Below, is a brief instruction on how to resolve this problem?
Switch off your computer and prevent any electrical connection
Identify the faulty optical drive and disconnect the device and its connections and cables.
Now connect the cables to the optical device and restart the computer.
If the optical drive still shows an error, then call the customer support number for further assistance.
Understanding the AMI beep patterns
If the AMI beep code is one short, then it may result to a DRAM failure. A two short code, means the parity circuit has failed. Whereas the three short beeps occur, when there is a RAM failure. In addition, system timer failure is associated with four short beeps. Consider the technical support number for help.
