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Joet16<br />
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you may have blatted the memory with static shock, if the machine won't boot past post then the chances are the problem could be resting at the memory test,<br />
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Re-seat the memory in the correct order and try to reboot the machine again,<br />
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Motherboard
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Joet16

you may have blatted the memory with static shock, if the machine won't boot past post then the chances are the problem could be resting at the memory test,

Re-seat the memory in the correct order and try to reboot the machine again,

Motherboard

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I am working on a computer that is likely 5-6 years old and I need some help. &nbsp;I recently took out the memory to see what type it was, reseated it, and recieved the error beeps. &nbsp;I shut it off, made sure the memory was in right, and tried again. &nbsp;Now I get both the green and red light in front on with nothing else happening. &nbsp;The lights lights, the fans turn, but that is all. &nbsp;No Beeps even to work with. &nbsp;I am simply lost. &nbsp;Could anyone come up with any solutions for this pickle of a problem. &nbsp;If you have any other ?'s, feel free to ask. &nbsp;Thanks, &nbsp; Joe
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I am working on a computer that is likely 5-6 years old and I need some help.  I recently took out the memory to see what type it was, reseated it, and recieved the error beeps.  I shut it off, made sure the memory was in right, and tried again.  Now I get both the green and red light in front on with nothing else happening.  The lights lights, the fans turn, but that is all.  No Beeps even to work with.  I am simply lost.  Could anyone come up with any solutions for this pickle of a problem.  If you have any other ?'s, feel free to ask.  Thanks,   Joe

Computer simply will not boot at all

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