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~ Avery Anderson~
succcess at last! It's up and running.
Thanks for all the suggestings, and ideas.
From haveing no clue what to do next, you guys gave me options galore.
Anyway, the one that worked was Shep's idea about the memory.
I pulled it and was going to clean the pins, but guess what? There are no
pins. It's built the other way around, the memory moduel, 16 megs I might
add, has a double series of holes in it, and the pins are on the computer.
I blow into the holes with compressed air, and reinstalled.
Then it was the same old thing, but when I went into cmos and set the time
and date (which only goes up to 1999) and then booted warm, it saw the cdrom
and the hard drive and loaded win98. It has word 2000 on it, and it ran
perfectly.
I can't thank all you guys for taking the time to help me with this, and
especially for not getting frustrated with my stupid questions.
Avery
ps: next step is the screwdrive and go searching for the cmos battery.
oh yeah, by the way, I never mentioned that it runs on a
intel pentium 120 cpu.
Thanks for all the suggestings, and ideas.
From haveing no clue what to do next, you guys gave me options galore.
Anyway, the one that worked was Shep's idea about the memory.
I pulled it and was going to clean the pins, but guess what? There are no
pins. It's built the other way around, the memory moduel, 16 megs I might
add, has a double series of holes in it, and the pins are on the computer.
I blow into the holes with compressed air, and reinstalled.
Then it was the same old thing, but when I went into cmos and set the time
and date (which only goes up to 1999) and then booted warm, it saw the cdrom
and the hard drive and loaded win98. It has word 2000 on it, and it ran
perfectly.
I can't thank all you guys for taking the time to help me with this, and
especially for not getting frustrated with my stupid questions.
Avery
ps: next step is the screwdrive and go searching for the cmos battery.
oh yeah, by the way, I never mentioned that it runs on a
intel pentium 120 cpu.