on 1/13/03 3:57 PM, Kevin Willis at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > f any one has a solution that does not involve exchanging the RAM I > would be very greatful. Pull all the other ram out and install only one of the 128's. Make sure it is fully seated. Check results. If this works, add the other 128, and repeat. If it does not work pull the first 128 and install the other make sure it is fully seated. If this works an the other didn't, then stick A is probably bad. If neither way works, you're right back where you are now. If, by chance, you get it to run with both 128's, then add one stick of the old ram and see if it works, etc. etc. You might check to see if all the ram is the same speed (in nano seconds). -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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