Hi,

I have this problem sometimes, not just with dyne, because I've got
dodgy memory ( tested it ), you could make sure your memorys seated
properly, if you do that make sure you ground yourself (hold the case
while doing it), while your there you could make sure everythings
seated properly, ide cables etc... and you could try runing something
like memtest86 on it. If that doesn't work it might be your power
supply, you could test that by using another one if you have one, or a
multimetre ( I could post detailed instutions if you wanted ), but
then again it could be lots of things, lots of computer components
cause similer problems. I guess thats not particauly helpful, but it
does sound like a hardware issue, so maybe do some searches on the net
for some answers.



On 10/14/06, James Vellenga <jvell11@???> wrote:
> Ricardo,
>
> You are welcome. It was the only thing that came to my mind, too badit was
> not that.
>
> Jim
>

> Ricardo wrote:         Hi Jim,

>

>     I just checked my BIOS, I'm running the last version.

>

>          Thanks,

>

>             Ricardo

>
>

>   James Vellenga <jvell11@???> escreveu:      How current is your BIOS?
>  It may be part of the problem.

>
> Jim
>
> Ricardo wrote:
>
>
>
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