PROBLEM ON START UP

[John Thierry]

You may have a serious memory problem, in that you may
have different memory chips installed that do not match
your system. also check that there is not a scarrick of
dust in the memory slots. removing all cards and cleaning
will also solve this problem at times. use an erasor
rubber to clean all contacts.
John.
>-----Original Message-----
>Recently, when I start this computer the XP Home Edition
>has started to use all of the system resources just to
>run the desk top. This is a P4 1.5 with 256 K ram. I
>have to shut the desktop to allow enough resources into
>the System Idle Process to run programs. Sometimes if I
>reinstate the desktop it acts normally and only uses a
>couple of percent of system resources to run the system.
>
>How do I fix?
>.
>

[Unknown]

Extremly poor advice. Never under any cicumstances use an eraser to clean
any gold contacts. The gold is only about 3 microns thick. The gold will be
removed and then you will really have problems.
"John Thierry" > wrote in message
...
> You may have a serious memory problem, in that you may
> have different memory chips installed that do not match
> your system. also check that there is not a scarrick of
> dust in the memory slots. removing all cards and cleaning
> will also solve this problem at times. use an erasor
> rubber to clean all contacts.
> John.
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Recently, when I start this computer the XP Home Edition
> >has started to use all of the system resources just to
> >run the desk top. This is a P4 1.5 with 256 K ram. I
> >have to shut the desktop to allow enough resources into
> >the System Idle Process to run programs. Sometimes if I
> >reinstate the desktop it acts normally and only uses a
> >couple of percent of system resources to run the system.
> >
> >How do I fix?
> >.
> >