Hi again, Please see my first frantic post for a description of the problem. For some reason the computer booted all the way through after I finished writing the first note. I clicked on "about this computer" and it states the built-in memory is 16mb of which the os takes 15.7mb (with the extension off at boot). The virtual memory if off. I therefore couldn't open the control panel to turn on virtual memory. And the computer forced a restart.
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