Memory upgrade

[Robert]

When I try to install new memory my PC switches itself on
and off.
I am asked if I want to start in:
Safe mode
Safe mode networking
Safe mode command prompt

Using previous configuration.

Nothing works.
When I bought the memory I gave the shop assistant my
handbook for my motherboard.
I took the extra memory out and booted up as normal and
my PC is back to normal.

[LMO]

Could be a faulty memory module. Return for a new one.

"Robert" > wrote in message
...
> When I try to install new memory my PC switches itself on
> and off.
> I am asked if I want to start in:
> Safe mode
> Safe mode networking
> Safe mode command prompt
>
> Using previous configuration.
>
> Nothing works.
> When I bought the memory I gave the shop assistant my
> handbook for my motherboard.
> I took the extra memory out and booted up as normal and
> my PC is back to normal.

[null]

LMO wrote:
> Could be a faulty memory module. Return for a new one.
>

Or, it could be incompatible RAM, in which case he should ask for a refund.

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Proceed at your own risk, and perform system and data backups prior to
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system.

[L Beck]

Perhaps, if it's a computer shop, you take the computer with you when you
return the faulty or incorrect memory for a good one.


"LMO" > wrote in message
...
> Could be a faulty memory module. Return for a new one.
>
> "Robert" > wrote in message
> ...
> > When I try to install new memory my PC switches itself on
> > and off.
> > I am asked if I want to start in:
> > Safe mode
> > Safe mode networking
> > Safe mode command prompt
> >
> > Using previous configuration.
> >
> > Nothing works.
> > When I bought the memory I gave the shop assistant my
> > handbook for my motherboard.
> > I took the extra memory out and booted up as normal and
> > my PC is back to normal.
>
>

[Unknown]

Go to crucial.com, key in your computer model and it will give you all the
info you need such as max memory for your computer, number of slots on your
mother board, type of memory etc..
"L Beck" > wrote in message
...
> Perhaps, if it's a computer shop, you take the computer with you when you
> return the faulty or incorrect memory for a good one.
>
>
> "LMO" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Could be a faulty memory module. Return for a new one.
> >
> > "Robert" > wrote in message
> > ...
> > > When I try to install new memory my PC switches itself on
> > > and off.
> > > I am asked if I want to start in:
> > > Safe mode
> > > Safe mode networking
> > > Safe mode command prompt
> > >
> > > Using previous configuration.
> > >
> > > Nothing works.
> > > When I bought the memory I gave the shop assistant my
> > > handbook for my motherboard.
> > > I took the extra memory out and booted up as normal and
> > > my PC is back to normal.
> >
> >
>
>