Ah... LOL. I wondered why the subject of the thread changed, that explains it. :)
In that case, you might go through some other troubleshooting like removing all but just enough memory to get it to boot, just in case it's an issue with some memory configuration or a specific module.
Usually though, bad memory will get the thing to beep at you when you turn it on. You might also look inside and reseat everything, see if anything came loose or whatever.
In that case, you might go through some other troubleshooting like removing all but just enough memory to get it to boot, just in case it's an issue with some memory configuration or a specific module.
Usually though, bad memory will get the thing to beep at you when you turn it on. You might also look inside and reseat everything, see if anything came loose or whatever.