Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 14:58:51 01/12/02
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On January 12, 2002 at 15:44:05, Roy Eassa wrote: >On January 12, 2002 at 15:17:19, Michael P. Nance Sr. wrote: > >>Roy,Thanks for replying.I think We can rule out the Ancient Burial Grounds,for >>apparent reasons.I think to cut the knot of the bad Electricity issue because >>wouldn't bad Current affect all the P/Cs?Lastly Lets strick the Computer Virus >>per ,this P/C has only been online a few times and I have all the lastest >>Anti-Virus safeguards.That brings Us to how does One check these Ram Modules You >>spoke of.Furthermore,how can the Operating System be out of wack,and how is this >>problem addressed?Back at You,>>>>Mike > If you have plenty of RAM modules and enough memory in the PC you can try the following: Just remove one memory module at a time and check if your PC starts to behave normally. If it do not help, put it back in and try to remove another of the mem. modules. (If it is a pretty new PC I would bring it back to wherever it came from and demand a repair or my money back!) There is one easy way to get Win2K out of wack: Bad device drivers. Torstein >I'm stumped. > >Maybe somebody else can jump in here and help?
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