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can some 1 help ? let me start by saying that i downlow this file >>Microsoft
Online Crash Analysis: Windows Memory Diagnostic......<<<all i can say is
thank you mic*** it just lock my pc out of everything>>> i have no (keyboared
) no (reading cdrom) no reading (disk) , also i have nothing on my mont**
saying if something wrong but ty again cuz i have 3 beeps when i resart my pc
and for what i see its a 64k memory failure i change 2 a new 1 and still get
a 3 beeps and nothing on the mont*** saying anything wrong , seems as the pc
is locked for good as i say on top
nothing reading ,by the way it boots up fine but still not working . any
help would be greatfull ty all
 
i did all that and it seems i still get 3 beeps and as i read its the >>The
first 64KB of memory failure i went out and got a new 256 mb and still the
same ty for the ans
 
two beeps on start up said:
can some 1 help ? let me start by saying that i downlow this file
Online Crash Analysis: Windows Memory Diagnostic......<<<all i can say is
thank you mic*** it just lock my pc out of everything>>> i have no
(keyboared
) no (reading cdrom) no reading (disk) , also i have nothing on my mont**
saying if something wrong but ty again cuz i have 3 beeps when i resart my
pc
and for what i see its a 64k memory failure i change 2 a new 1 and still
get
a 3 beeps and nothing on the mont*** saying anything wrong , seems as the
pc
is locked for good as i say on top
nothing reading ,by the way it boots up fine but still not working . any
help would be greatfull ty all

It seems to have stopped your Capital Letters and punctuation marks too.
Using them would make your post more readable and you'd probably be more
likely to get help.

Have you looked in your motherboard manual at the beep codes? Does 3 beeps
mean memory failure for your particular motherboard? If so that is hardly
likely to be linked to installing software, just coincidence.
 
yes thats what it says for 3 beeps

Alan Smith said:
It seems to have stopped your Capital Letters and punctuation marks too.
Using them would make your post more readable and you'd probably be more
likely to get help.

Have you looked in your motherboard manual at the beep codes? Does 3 beeps
mean memory failure for your particular motherboard? If so that is hardly
likely to be linked to installing software, just coincidence.
 
two beeps on start up said:
yes i have done that but still the samething

Correct type of memory for your machine? Tested it in another machine?
(Depends where you got it from - there HAVE been cases of duff new memory
although I've never had any problems with Crucial....)
 
well i have change it 2 a new 1 and nothing happens i still get nothing but
ty 4 your help
 
In which case it is possible that the RAM socket is
defective. Try the RAM in the other slots.

Cheers,

Cliff
 
thanks all for the help . i just got tired and i took it 2 the repair shop
...... but 1's again ty very much for the help...
 

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