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December 14th, 2010 20:00

Error Code: 2000-0142 , Hard Drive 0- Self Test Un Succesful Status 79.

Hello Guys

i ran a Diagnostic Test on My New N5010 Laptop, it failed the Hard Drive Test and Gave this message "Error Code: 2000-0142 , Hard Drive 0- Self Test UnSuccesful Status 79.":emotion-6:

 

Can any one help please...

 

Regarads

  • shesagordie

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    Posted December 14th, 2010 20:00

     khanisar

     Error Code 2000-0142, indicates a failing/failed hard drive and you need to replace it, as this is new Laptop, for a replacement hard drive, contact Dell's Technical Support and give them the error message.

    Bev.

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    Posted December 14th, 2010 22:00

    thanks for your help,

     

    i checked the technical support FAQS, it says if this error 

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    Posted December 2nd, 2012 04:00

    i am a user of  DELL INSPIRON N5110 i already got my harddisk replaced  today morning and again iam, getting this error this after noon

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    Posted December 2nd, 2012 07:00

    i am a user of  DELL INSPIRON N5110 i already got my harddisk replaced  today morning and again iam, getting this error this after noon

     

    nithinyadlapalli

    Could be a bad hard drive was installed?

    If Dell, or a repair shop replaced the hard drive, best to contact them about the issue ASAP.

    Bev.

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    Posted December 6th, 2013 09:00

    I am going through this same nightmare. Now this is a primary hard drive and a new replacement is on the way. Though, I don't trust mechanical drives at all. Especially, Seagate ones.. They are the WORST!! I have been bitten once where my 1.5TB External Seagate portable drive failed. It was damaged to a point that the platters where scratched really bad.

    I have True Image 2013 and tried to take full backup, it fails half-way. I am very nervous as this is my work machine and cannot afford to lose the data. I am still debating whether to go with SSD or to use the replacement drive sent by Dell.

    Any suggestions on what I should do?

    Best Regards,

    Snehal H Rana

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    Posted December 6th, 2013 11:00

    snehalrana

    Use the Dell replacement hard drive

    You need to clone/backup a hard drive, when it's not failing.

    Personally, I clone/image the HD's of all our systems weekly, as a hard drive can fail at any time, often without a warning/error message.

    If you have a desktop, after installing the new SATA hard drive and reloaded windows, you could install the failed hard drive as the secondary and see if you can recover the files and folders to the new drive, a SATA data cable would be required for this.

    You could also attach the failed hard drive to another working system using an USB adaptor similar to THIS and see if you can transfer the files and folders.

    Note: Only files and folders can recovered, all programs and applications must be reinstalled from their discs, or downloaded from the publisher's website.

    Bev.

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    Posted December 6th, 2013 12:00

    Bev,


    Appreciate your quick response. I received my replacement hard drive today.

    During my further investigation, I also found that I can use Apricorn EZ Upgrade Kit (similar to one you suggested) will also work. Here is what I am planning to do:

    1. Attach the replacement drive using the Apricorn cable (mentioned above)
    2. Try to clone it first because it looks like my data is in good shape (yet)

    Try to boot from the replacement drive and see if it works

    If above steps fails then I will do the following
    Install Windows 7 Professional on this drive
    Transfer all the application over

    Will post updates once I have it all working


    Thanks

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    Posted December 6th, 2013 13:00

    snehalrana

    Happy to help.

    Sounds like you have everything under control. :emotion-2:

    Hope you have good luck with recovering the files and folders.

    Looking forward to the updates.

    Bev.

     

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    Posted December 22nd, 2013 18:00

    I have the same model and issue with my hard drive. Everything was working fine, then I started the computer and got "Disk-read error press ctrl+alt+del to restart". Went into diagnostic, doesn't see a hard drive, calls it disk 0 and fails HDD test with error code 2000-0142.

    Here's the catch, if I remove the hard drive from the laptop and fit it into an external housing, it reads in my other laptop just fine!!! Everything is there, no clicking, no problems at all. No registry errors, etc. I defraged, ran diag, nothing comes up at all!!! What the hell? If my other laptop is seeing no issues and I have full access to all files, why is there an error?

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    Posted December 23rd, 2013 05:00

    The drive can be readable in another system but not bootable if the damage to the drive is in the boot sector.