I have a c600. About a month ago it refused to start up. I removed one of the 64MB RAM sticks and everything was peachy. But today it refused again to start up so I took out the other stick. It will start up (barely) but I can't do anything with just the 16MB on the motherboard. My husband is going to try to have the RAM tested tomorrow, but I am wondering whether the slots can go bad. If so, is that a sign that the whole motherboard is failing? I guess it doesn't matter much, because I can't do anything as it is.
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