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You might try this link. Or this one. -- BBB

Get DocMemory from SIMMTESTER.COM --BBB

Good article on Simmtester.com on how to identify PC100 and PC133 memory modules plus some notes on CAS latency. Questions about this sort of thing come up a lot on this forum, so I thought I'd post the link for anyone interested. Article is here --BBB

Hmmm, well you can buy OEM software (Win2K Pro and Office 2k) from third party vendors, but under Microsoft's rules they can only sell it to you if you buy a hard drive or motherboard at the same time (though you can probably find some shady vendor who'll sell it to you bare). Just look for...

Try testing it with Doc Memory, which you can get at simmtester.com for free. Excellent memory tester. --- BBB

Well, I decided to give the old PC a little tune-up, so I dis-assembled everything, cleaned out an amazing quantity of accumulated dust with a can of compressed air (or whatever it is that's in those cans), cleaned the contacts, etc. Putting it back together was a piece of cake; I made quite...

If you can get into DOS, use fdisk to repartition the hd so the D: slot is free. If you can't get into DOS with a boot disk, make sure you created your boot disk with a freshly formatted floppy (full high and low level format.) You also might try putting the CD-ROM on the secondary IDE channel...