< I finally figured out why my 8500 won't restart. It appears to be from
two new sticks of 128Mb RAM that I added to it. When I took them out, it
restarted fine.
Has anyone ever dealt with something like that before? Why would that
be happening? I am currently going back and forth with the seller to see
what can be done.
If any one has a solution that does not involve exchanging the RAM I
would be very greatful.
Thanks,
Kevin>
I had the same problem with my 7300. System lit up but no monitor display, no hard
drive clicking, etc. Solution: get new RAM. Bad RAM just won't work anymore is my
experience. --Tom
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