Learn The Steps To Solve Dell Error Code 2000-150

Learn The Steps To Solve Dell Error Code 2000-150

Unfortunately, that’s a hardware problem and many users with Dell computers have already encountered it. Some also even removed the hard disk and then install it back but still it can’t be detected by the BIOS. Some also tried updating the BIOS on their computer but still nothing happened. Some users who have technical knowledge tried their hard disk on a different laptop and it works.

In your case, since you have knowledge how to remove the back cover of your laptop and disconnect the hard disk, if you have another laptop, try your hard disk there and see if the other laptop detects it. If the same thing happens like other users and the disk was detected and working fine, the problem is with your laptop’s motherboard.

First, you can try updating the BIOS of your laptop. On a different computer, go to Dell Official Site then log in to your account. If you don’t have an account, create one because you need it. Once your account is created, point your mouse over “Support” and click “Support by Product”.

On the next screen, enter your laptop’s “Service Tag” like without quotes “HL4C71S”, for example. Once your laptop is located, on the support page, select “Drivers & downloads” on the left pane then go along the page and look for “BIOS”. Click on it to expand and click “Download”.

Go back to your laptop and reinstall the hard disk then try booting it again. If you can’t get it to boot normally, try it on Safe Mode by pressing F8 before the Windows logo appears. When logging in, select the “Administrator” account. Once you are logged in, run the BIOS file you downloaded to update your laptop’s BIOS. See if this fixes the problem.

On the other hand, if you can’t get the laptop to boot because of the error, there’s no other choice but to bring it to the nearest Dell service center for proper servicing.