Joe,
> Just put old ram back in, and same thing, cuts off during boot up, I
> will reverse the old ram, to see if that helps. Yikes! I am
> grounding myself to case first.
Ram is not nearly as sensitive to static when care is taken than is
made out to be. This reminds me of the Fox TV show House. The medical
team spend each show trying to figure out which symptoms are causing
which disease. I suspect that you may just have a new problem. But one
cannot be certain. How many ram sticks do you have? I'm guessing that
you were just trying to increase the amount of ram, try this if you
have several sticks. Try to go down to just one stick of the old ram
or if the system requires two at a time, two. Maybe you could try only
the new ram in various combinations. If you find a combination that
works, i.e. no errors, maybe you can report back and that will suggest
something.
Jim
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