chris
February 7th 04, 12:02 AM
turn of your usb in your bios, that worked for me, then
its a a matter of elimination
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi, I have a Dell Pentium III 933 Mhz with 256 Mbs of
>133 SDRAM and
>>WindowsXP.
>>
>>I purchased another 256 Mbs of SDRAM 133 to upgrade.
>When I put it in,
>>the BIOS recognizes it without problem, but Windows
>starts loading and
>>then a blue screen appears telling me it stopped the
>system to prevent
>>any damage to my computer. It also tells me to remove
>any new hardware I
>>installed and other blabla.
>>
>>I tried with low density and high density RAM chips and
>both didn't work...
>>
>>Any idea what could be going wrong?
>>
>>Guillaume
>>.
>>i had the same problem it could be that u r trying to
>put in ddr memory and ur original memory is normal try
>checking it out if not sorry but i cant help
>.
>
its a a matter of elimination
>-----Original Message-----
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi, I have a Dell Pentium III 933 Mhz with 256 Mbs of
>133 SDRAM and
>>WindowsXP.
>>
>>I purchased another 256 Mbs of SDRAM 133 to upgrade.
>When I put it in,
>>the BIOS recognizes it without problem, but Windows
>starts loading and
>>then a blue screen appears telling me it stopped the
>system to prevent
>>any damage to my computer. It also tells me to remove
>any new hardware I
>>installed and other blabla.
>>
>>I tried with low density and high density RAM chips and
>both didn't work...
>>
>>Any idea what could be going wrong?
>>
>>Guillaume
>>.
>>i had the same problem it could be that u r trying to
>put in ddr memory and ur original memory is normal try
>checking it out if not sorry but i cant help
>.
>