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Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > How to fix this: Alert! Error initializing pci express bridge to pcix. This is on error initializing pci express slot 4 a Dell Pecision T5500. Want to Advertise Here? Solved How to fix this: Alert! Error initializing pci express bridge to pcix. This is on a Dell Pecision T5500. Posted on 2014-06-11 Desktops_PCs Windows 7 2 Verified Solutions
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3 Comments 3,915 Views Last Modified: 2014-06-12 I have a Dell Precision T5500. OS = Windows 7 Pro 64bit. The workstation works well. The only issue is during startup I have to hit F1 to bypass the following; "Alert! Error initializing PCI Express bridge to PCIX. Strike the F1 key to continue, F2 to run the setup utility, Press F5 to run onboard diagnostics." 0 Question by:mholbert Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google LVL 69 Active today how to fix nic failure dell Best Solution byMerete Hi mholbert To fix we need to find out what is causing it. How old is your DEL? Have you added any hardware recently in the pcix slot? or PCI? A video card? Network card? I am inclined to believe Go to Solution 3 Comments LVL 91 Overall: Level 91 Windows 7 31 Desktops_PCs 27 Message Active today Assisted Solution by:nobus2014-06-12 here they say it comes from the bios - and updating the bios is the fix : http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19110106.aspx 0 LVL 69 Overall: Level 69 Windows 7 21 Desktops_PCs 6 Message Active today Accepted Solution by:Merete2014-06-12 Hi mholbert To fix we need to find out what is causing it. How old is your DEL? Have you added any hardware recently in the pcix slot? or PCI? A video card? Network card? I am inclined to believe it is related to hardware added in to the wrong slot and your computer is throwing this error> initializing pci express bridge to pcix. If you have added a card to the wrong slot>these are slots on the motherboard, there is also x64 bit. I just grabbed this for illustration purposes. Please confirm, also provide more details as to when it started Here’s the difference between PCI and PCI-X - explained PCI Express Battles PCI-X goes back years explained here
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