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  1. TruffleSniffer
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       New #11

    Sorry Richc I screwed up somehow
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  3. richc46
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    No problem, just repost. Unless Carl has software that I do not, he cannot open it either.
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  4. TruffleSniffer
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    Think I got it right this time.
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  6. CarlTR6
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    I can't open them either. Richard thanks for steeping in and trying to have a look. I appreciate it.
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  7. richc46
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    I looked at them quickly, different than the last batch.
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  8. CarlTR6
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    Run with it. I have to go bail my truck out of the shop. $$
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  10. richc46
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    The problem with these dumps is that they are only helpful and not definitive. Carl was correct in his analyis, but this group is different. Some lead toward memory while others do not. When there is such a large variance of causes hardware can be suspect.

    Download this and report your findings.
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  11. TruffleSniffer
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    Thanks richc I downloaded beep prog. rebooted all I heard was 1 short beep nothing else. I have not added any additional memory to my comp whats inside been in since bought in April this year.
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  12. richc46
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    You have to look at the chart, that is part of the download, and see what one short beep means. Usually it means ok, but check on the download to be sure. If that is OK, we can concentrate on other areas.
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  13. TruffleSniffer
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    Checked out the chart richc .1 short on AMI says recent hardware added may be cause Award says same for 1 beep IBM says 1 beep all ok Phoneix nothing listed for 1 beep. Tell you what it dont half get on your nerves when it keeps going down.
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