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October 14th, 2006 02:00

Floating Point Error

Hello everyone,
 
My MOBO has been replaced after receiving my new computer and it started multiple crashes and shutdowns with different error codes. Once installed, I ran the Dell Express Test, here is the only error I received:

Floating Point Unit:  Error Code 4C00:082D  Msg: No IRQ13 following a denormalized operand. Expected: 0002h  Actual: 0000h

Anyone have thoughts on exactly what this error code is referring to? Possible defective processor? Thanks in advance.

  • GamerChik

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    Posted October 14th, 2006 03:00

    The problem is with Dell's diagnostics program. Your system is fine.

    http://forums.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=xps_desk_genhdw&message.id=26393
  • XPS_MAYHEM

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    Posted October 14th, 2006 04:00

    had the same error while doing diagnostics..they replaced the mobo..still same message. everythings working fine on my system
  • BubBowen

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    Posted October 14th, 2006 04:00

    Scratch that,
     
    OP, after re-reading your post, your MOBO was replaced after it started crashing and stuff and now the ONLY problem is the error in Diag?  If so, your good to go.
     
    Sorry about that.
     
    Bub
  • BubBowen

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    Posted October 14th, 2006 04:00



    GamerChik wrote:
    The problem is with Dell's diagnostics program. Your system is fine.

    http://forums.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=xps_desk_genhdw&message.id=26393


    Um Chik,
     
    The diagnostic may be incorrect, but the fact that the PC crashes and shuts down sound far from fine. :smileywink:
     
    Run the longer Diagnostic and let us know what it finds.
     
    Night!
     
    Bub
  • khaught

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    Posted October 14th, 2006 04:00

    Thanks everyone. My new XPS 700 has been operating fine since the new motherboard. I just wondered about that particular error and your posts have been very helpful. Thanks for answering expeditiously. :smileyhappy:
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    Posted October 14th, 2006 14:00

    If you download and use the Dell Diags version 1281 - you will no longer get the FPU error as it has been fixed in that release of the Dell Diags.  It's a snap to download the .iso and make a bootable Dell Diags CD.