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03-Sep-2009, 05:09 PM #16
s 99:
Congratulations on your progress.

Replace the ram, either 1 stick at a time, or both.

I have no clue about the coin battery issue.

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05-Sep-2009, 02:52 AM #17
Thank you Chris and Rainforest123. The problem is fixed. It was the RAM despite HP saying it was BIOS and the operating system. I had to reinstall Vista since I got the "B.S.O.D." right before replacing the RAM. After all of this, it works just fine. Good thing for this forum is around. It saved me countless $ and I learned quite a bit. Thanks again.
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You are welcome.

Feel free to donate some of the $ you saved, to Tech Guy Forum.

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