On (18 Jul 97) Mark Kukla wrote to All...
 MK> Hello everyone...
 MK>     This is update message number 1 regarding my computer problems... As
 MK> those of you who have read about my problems and have tried to help me,
 MK> you are aware that there are many problems...
 MK>     I am grateful for all suggestions given to me about what might be
 MK> the cause of these problems, but so far, not so good... One of the
 MK> suggestions given to me I have tried out... that suggestion was to take
 MK> memory out of one system and replace it in the problematic system, and
 MK> see how that goes... if problem is gone, simple bad simms is the
 MK> result...
 MK>     I have tried that, and unfortunately I must say that it did no
 MK> good... the problems remained, and well, for the first time bootup with
 MK> that memory, it resulted in an "EMM386 unrecoverable error #00" problem.
 MK> However, this appeared only once...
Well I would get a dianogistic program, like QAPlus and check out  
your motherboard.  Or to take your hard drive over to a friends 
and install it as a slave and scan it for virus.  If your memory 
test good and your harddrive  is virus free then you have two 
cards having the same I/O port address or overlaping addresses or 
IRQ's, and if that is not the case you have a flakly motherboard 
or the chipset on the motherboard is incorrectly set.
Gordon
... Fundamentalists can legally park in handicapped zones!
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