I saw a video where Linus had that happen and said the BIOS needed to be updated, so I used Bios Flashback to update Fault coverage MATS 4n Some AFs, SAFs MATS+ 5n AFs, SAFs Marching 1/0 14n AFs, SAFs, TFs MATS++ 6n AFs, SAFs, TFs March X 6n AFs, SAFs, TFs, Some CFs March C- 10n AFs, SAFs, TFs, Some CFs March A 15n AFs, SAFs, TFs, Some CFs March Y 8n AFs, SAFs, TFs, Some CFs For digital logic single stuck-at fault model offers best advantage of tools and experience. A friend of mine who is more of a PC expert was able to get into the Bios, use the XP disc and scan and repair the system.
If the memory fails a test, do the following: Dell r720xd stuck at 'configuring memory' weirdness.
