Hello Gordon...
*** Quoting Gordon Frey from a message to Mark Kukla ***
GF> Well I would get a dianogistic program, like QAPlus and check out  
GF> your motherboard.  Or to take your hard drive over to a friends 
GF> and install it as a slave and scan it for virus.  If your memory 
GF> test good and your harddrive  is virus free then you have two 
GF> cards having the same I/O port address or overlaping addresses or 
GF> IRQ's, and if that is not the case you have a flakly motherboard 
GF> or the chipset on the motherboard is incorrectly set.
 
     Well, the simms are fine (as far as I can tell) as I have interchanged 
them with another system of mine, and the problems remained....
     In terms of QAPLUS, well, I tried that, but since the program was made 
in 1990, it cannot seem to work on the memory tests (on BOTH computers)
     The harddrives, I have rebooted my computer with a clean DOS bootdisk 
and ran Thunderbyte v8.00 on it and found nothing on both drives...
     Sharing I/O port addresses?? I don't think that's the problem as when 
these cards were in the old system (now my other system) they worked 
perfectly fine and I didn't change anything on them...
     Chipset... well, that's a possibility, as the manuals are never well 
written, nor explanitive enough to fully let the person know what they are 
doing...
Mark
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