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by hicksdustin
Here's what to do:
Reinstall the sdram (ensuring it is correctly seated). Then reboot. If the problem is still there, remove the sdram and install the edo ram. reboot again, if the problem is still there, reinstall Windows. If the problem is gone, check with the mainboard's maker to see if it can accept sdram, or if jumpers have to be changed, BIOS updated, etc.
Good luck,
Dusty
by scud84
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by scud84
thanks for the assistance
I solved the problem by swapping the ram for older edo ram and everything works just fine now.
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