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To: mr.mark who wrote (20569)	6/12/2001 12:13:55 AM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110652

OK, I took tonight off just to tackle all of this. I have followed your post, I have updated fixes, I have ran diagnostics, etc. I have not tested monitor on another system, and I have not opened up the back of my computer. Otherwise, I have done the best I can. The monitor driver wouldn't load because of missing files. As to a generic driver that I located on internet, I deferred to the Windows program saying: " a better driver is being used"--or something like that... In diagnostics (nuts and bolts) there is a memory check program. My computer bar goes from 73% to 80 %--alternating continuously. Eventually, I click on "skip test" and move along. (I even downloaded that noads program! so far, so good. This is a great thread!) It seems to me that I've got a hard memory problem. I will keep following up on your many suggestions. You and super cow ;) have helped me be at ease here. I know I gotta do much of it on my own. Trying. CYA later.