Dell error message CLR 80004005


  1. tommakawao
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    Dell error message CLR 80004005


    When I turn my computer on this message pops up: "DellSystemDetect.exe - Fatal Error. CLR error 80004005. The program will now terminate". I click the OK button in the error box and it goes away.Can anyone tell me what this is, and how to get rid of it.

    Dell is absolutely no help. My computer is "out of warranty" which appears to be a very bad thing to them. If I don't cough up some more money for them, I can't even get a simple answer about their error codes. Pretty poor support.
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  3. ThrashZone
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    Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
    Out of warranty then it's time to clean install and have a better install than the original :)
    If you need installation media just say the word plus confirm you need English win-7 sp1 home premium 64 bit.
    You can also get the win-7 iso from here
    https://www.heidoc.net/joomla/techno...-download-tool

    USB Windows 7 Installation Key Drive - Create

    Clean Install Windows 7

    One snafu is you'd need to download to a flash drive these three updates in advance so you can install them before connecting to the internet after getting to the desktop.
    KB3020369 & KB3172605 & KB3125574 from the catalog using internet explorer,
    Microsoft Update Catalog
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  4. tommakawao
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    Dell error message


    Very nice, but you reply has nothing to do with my question.
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  6. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    Ultimately it is but you fail to see why it is the cure to your problem

    Another option is to go to the manufactures website and support/ driver downloads and reinstall all of the utilities/ vga/ chipset/.... stuff Dell offers for your machine.

    Use Clean boot,
    Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
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  7. tommakawao
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    Dell error message


    If I understood this s**t i the first place, I guess I could figure out why it's the cure to my problem. But I don't. Thanks anyway.
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  8. ThrashZone
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    Hi,
    It's just some Dell junkware utility that is corrupt now
    best way to solve the issue is to recover your personal files and clean install windows.

    You can wait and see if anyone else has anymore suggestion.

    If you need installation media we can get it for you too and give exact processes to get the job done
    Just say the word.
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  10. derekimo
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    Win 10 Pro x64
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    Did you already remove the program? It should be labeled Dell system detect in programs and features.

    Then check task scheduler for a task with the same name, right click on it and delete it.
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  11. tommakawao
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    dell reeor


    Thanks, I will.
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  12. thelma
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    That's what I did ages ago, I removed that whole Dell System Detect. It's rubbish and there is useless support behind it.
    Don't have that Dell now anymore, don't miss it.
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