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Hi,
I have an old BX mobo, working fine until I take some of the memory out.
The memory is PC100, and is configured like this:
slot 0: 64 meg single sided
slot 1: 128 meg double sided (64 meg per side)
slot 2: 128 meg single sided.
Now, if I take the memory out of slot 2, I get all sorts of errors on
starting windows, like VXDLDR, NTKERN and VGARTD failing to initialise.
If I take the double sided stick out, leaving just the 64, it's fine.
If I have just the double sided one in, I get all the initialisation errors
again.
It all works fine with all plugged in, and in each combination, the POST
passes.
What gives? Is the double sided one broken?
Bob
Hi,
I have an old BX mobo, working fine until I take some of the memory out.
The memory is PC100, and is configured like this:
slot 0: 64 meg single sided
slot 1: 128 meg double sided (64 meg per side)
slot 2: 128 meg single sided.
Now, if I take the memory out of slot 2, I get all sorts of errors on
starting windows, like VXDLDR, NTKERN and VGARTD failing to initialise.
If I take the double sided stick out, leaving just the 64, it's fine.
If I have just the double sided one in, I get all the initialisation errors
again.
It all works fine with all plugged in, and in each combination, the POST
passes.
What gives? Is the double sided one broken?
Bob