"Keith A. Wiley" wrote: > I have an 8500/120 that has me stumped. When I try to power it up it chimes > but that's all (hard drive is spinning). The odd thing is when I shut it > down (via the power button) and then boot it up again, it works fine. > Stable, no crashes. If I shut down and let it sit for 5 minutes or more, > then I get the chime and blank screen again. Everything is seated, I've > swapped the RAM and the cache, changed the hard drive and played with the > termination. I'm about to look through the yellow pages for witch doctors. > Anyone have a guess?
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