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A quick check on http://www.crucial.com should determine if you are using the right memory. Get on there and enter the details of your computer. They will display the specs you need. Hope this helps.

Have you tried a KVM? There are quite a few for under 100 that might do the trick. I use it to monitor a few systems at work. I know there was one at best buy that ran about 50 bucks.

Thanks for the recommendation. Somebody on the tech support forum recommended http://www.mhelpdesk.com. I am trying out their free version and will report back. So far I like it a lot. Hey Auger, can you pm me how much alloy cost? Thanks again everyone!

I looked into an open source solution like RT to keep costs low, but you mentioned that it does not have asset tracking. If we create a trouble ticket, we want to be able to link that ticket to the computer that is having a problem. We need to keep a history of all the problems that it has had...