Solve : I'm puter iliterate BUT please help?

1.	Solve : I'm puter iliterate BUT please help?
Answer» windows 98...I have a c and d drive...puter was working yesterday. Today it would not boot up at all.....only message that appeare ONCE was (memory Moved) Turned pc off then on , checked all cables, when I turned pc on again I either recieved a blank screen or Dell info and dates and a blinking line. Nothing I did helped. PLEASE tell me what could be wrong. Thank You :-/Are you saying you removed all the RAM?I will try to explain the best I can. When turning puter on this morning the only thing that appeared was dell info that always appears....underneath that it said...MEMORY MOVED.....under that a blinking line. It would not boot, there were NO keyboard lights, and pc light went on as thoughit was going thru boot but lights disappeared. Thank youCall Dell, they have great service and if this is a continuing issue (and if you're still under warranty) they'll replace the errant hardware. Quote Call Dell, they have great service and if this is a continuing issue (and if you're still under warranty) they'll replace the errant hardware. ROFLMAO! Do you speak Hindi? You'll need it to work with Dell's CS in India... Like just about any major crackerbox PC MAKER, the CS is outsourced. I think you get a different CS number if you're a business user, though, one that actually connects you to someone who actually is an English SPEAKER and who knows more about a PC than where the power switch is. But they don't need much for that, most server and office-grade Dells are actually pretty good. You can try getting the case off the unplugged machine and unplugging the RAM and plugging it back in, if you know what you're doing. This will reseat the connector and possibly clear the problem. If you're not FAMILIAR with the insides of your machine, find a knowledgeable friend (one who builds his own MACHINES is best) to do it...Bangorlore here >http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kb/en/document?DN=FA1012191

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windows 98...I have a c and d drive...puter was working yesterday.

Today it would not boot up at all.....only message that appeare ONCE was (memory Moved)

Turned pc off then on , checked all cables,

when I turned pc on again I either recieved a blank screen or Dell info and dates and a blinking line. Nothing I did helped.

PLEASE tell me what could be wrong. Thank You :-/Are you saying you removed all the RAM?I will try to explain the best I can. When turning puter on this morning the only thing that appeared was dell info that always appears....underneath that it said...MEMORY MOVED.....under that a blinking line.

It would not boot, there were NO keyboard lights, and pc light went on as thoughit was going thru boot but lights disappeared.

Thank youCall Dell, they have great service and if this is a continuing issue (and if you're still under warranty) they'll replace the errant hardware. Quote

Call Dell, they have great service and if this is a continuing issue (and if you're still under warranty) they'll replace the errant hardware.

ROFLMAO!

Do you speak Hindi? You'll need it to work with Dell's CS in India...

Like just about any major crackerbox PC MAKER, the CS is outsourced. I think you get a different CS number if you're a business user, though, one that actually connects you to someone who actually is an English SPEAKER and who knows more about a PC than where the power switch is. But they don't need much for that, most server and office-grade Dells are actually pretty good.

You can try getting the case off the unplugged machine and unplugging the RAM and plugging it back in, if you know what you're doing. This will reseat the connector and possibly clear the problem. If you're not FAMILIAR with the insides of your machine, find a knowledgeable friend (one who builds his own MACHINES is best) to do it...Bangorlore here >http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/kb/en/document?DN=FA1012191

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