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Old 01-08-2003, 08:04 PM   #8
homer
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Join Date: November 11, 2001
Location: couch
Age: 54
Posts: 180
I have tried a number of times to read what the BIOS number is. I have been unsuccessful, either it flashes by at a point I cannot see or it just dose not show it. I tried to pause the screen, as suggested, however I was still unsuccessful.

When I take the computer out of its case I can see, on the motherboard, a label. It reads: Replaced with Compaq spare SPS-BD. 1394 motherboard 166049 – 101.

The original RAM chip is PC100 128MB. The one I am tried to install is PC133 256MB.

When Sir Krustin suggested that the same size chip must be in both slots I considered that the web site indicated that the computer could take 384MB of RAM; If I understand correctly the only way to obtain that would be with two chips, one 128MB the other 256MB. As such, I have tried to install both chips, in both slots. Either way it did not work. As for having both chips installed, I would be happy with just the one chip, the 256MB chip. I am so confused.
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