Is this A hardware problem?

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malay.keshav

Broken In
In the Try to BOOT by some means to flash the BIOS, i ran into my Dell Diagnostic Disk.
I ran all the Tests.
And It shows Error in the L2 Cache(Multiprocessor) , L2 Cache( Singleprocessor) is ok.
What does that mean?
The Test is to check whether both the processors read the same data from a particular memory block. But which memory block? The RAM ? Is L2 Cache the same as RAM?

*img44.imageshack.us/img44/8792/11062010009.th.jpg

And there are no tests for ram.

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Ok so now its a problem in the processor D: Wtf -__-

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*en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19246695.aspx

Had the exact same symptoms
 

asingh

Aspiring Novelist
I was thinking the same. But i am not so good flashing the BIOS, specially if my boot is not working :S

Ya, do not flash it. If you cannot even boot. If the flash is botched, you will get a bricked board.

Resetting the CMOS is different to BIOS reset. Try it.
 
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malay.keshav

Broken In
Ya, do not flash it. If you cannot even boot. If the flash is botched, you will get a bricked board.

Resetting the CMOS is different to BIOS reset. Try it.

ok. Doing it right now.
Wat about the new update? (Prev post)

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Removed the CMOS Battery, No use... Error Continues.
 
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