Actually, yes.

My father had a hand built clone (not built by me, just passed along).

Whenever the power in his house (Florida, summer) would "brown out", his computer 
would die. He had to disconnect all the power connectors inside the case, cycle power, 
turn it off, then reconnect them all, and power on again. We tried _everything_ else. 
It was the only thing that would work.

Jerry Johnson

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/15/02 11:21PM >>>
I don't really know what the prob. was with mine.  I tested the machine
several times by pulling out cards one at a time and all that, but that
didn't work.  Finally, I completely removed every electrical cord that was
attached to my MB, including the little PC speaker, power button, and HD
light cords and then plugged them back in.  Well, what do you know .. it
started.  That was so weird.  Has anyone run across anything like that
before?  I've had a lot of experience with hardware and this is a first for
me.

Todd

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jon Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: Todd's computer


> Warranty time :) I just sent AMD a 1.2GHz processor that actually melted
the
> fan connectors to the heatsink, causing the fan to fall off! I've had
pretty
> decent luck with computer manufacturers and warranties, when they are
> American. VisionTek sent me a GF3 to replace a defective GF2 even.
>
> jon


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