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Subject: Re: MS
Name:
Bob
Date: 9/9/2001 7:21:30 AM (GMT-7)
IP Address: 24.4.252.151
In Reply to: MS posted by
Ben
Message:
A checksum could be a memory or can be what a BIOS does to itself to make sure it is not broken in the old days this happened more often then nowadays & a bios chip was unplugable to replace or reprogram.
Is there a memory count at all then a checksum error ?
If a checksum error is the first thing that happens then I would guess the BIOS is bad.
Try with no HD & booting from a floppy if you can do this then you can flash the BIOS.
If this fails then get a different MoBo.
Did you change reset the system to boot stable (not optimized) ?.
Did you set RAM to most stable ?.
Bob
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KnightTalon -[9/9/2001 7:44:56 PM (GMT-7)]