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First maybe pull the cable out for 10 seconds,and try again then you could maybe try bypassing the switich and shorting the two pins that the power switch is pluged in to. then I would carefully remove all the cards and try again. If the heat sink fan is not going it is most likely the power supply.

is your processor set at the right speed,you change the bios setting from halt on all errors to halt on no errors. A bios update may fix the problem.

You could use partition magic to see your hard drive size then extend it to the full size.

some motherboards close off slots that are not in use, You could maybe restore factory defaults in bios. I know there is a switich in some bios to desiable the slots from being locked.I hope the person did not try to install the card while the power cable was on.

You could reset bios to factory defaults.Also I would unscrew the floppy and try running it out of the case.In some cases if the floppy is pushed to hard against the case it will not read the floppy drive.

I came across a problem on a different m/b once. The computer would just reboot. It was a USB problem and after I updated the bios it was fine.

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do you have a USB mouse or other device you could try first to see if it picks it up ok.

Hi my two bits first of AMD`s tend to run hot I would put a better heat sink or internal fan if it runs over 55 degrees.If you run loads of apps on it( or burn test it ) for ten minutes or more then check the temp.Also if you have 4 channels why dont you use them. I would put the hard drive...

what about trying a USB mouse if it supports it or change the bios setting to halt on no errors maybe ?

Could someone tell me if I can set up a calender in ms outlook 2000 to allow several users to have full control of it over the network. note there is no exchange running on this LAN.

I have a client that has told me she is having problems sending mail,She can recieve mail ok.She has outlook 97 and win 98, She gets her pop3/smtp email via a lan account. I dont know what type of mail server she goes through. But since she installed a dial up conection for surfing the web only...