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Aaron Cake · 01-23-2002, 09:48 AM

I doubt it's a hard drive problem. Probably a loose card, bad connection, or cracked motherboard. Boot up only the motherboard, then flex it slightly and see if it reboots.

Do not use any suspension on your HD. Doing so will only cause more problems then it will solve (which several on this board have learned through bitter experience....including me).

01-23-2002, 09:48 AM	#3
Aaron Cake Retired Admin Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: London, Ontario, Canada Posts: 2,464	I doubt it's a hard drive problem. Probably a loose card, bad connection, or cracked motherboard. Boot up only the motherboard, then flex it slightly and see if it reboots. Do not use any suspension on your HD. Doing so will only cause more problems then it will solve (which several on this board have learned through bitter experience....including me). __________________ Player: Pentium 166MMX, Amptron 598LMR MB w/onboard Sound, Video, LAN, 10.2 Gig Fujitsu Laptop HD, Arise 865 DC-DC Converter, Lexan Case, Custom Software w/Voice Interface, MS Access Based Playlists Car: 1986 Mazda RX-7 Turbo (highly modded), 1978 RX-7 Beater (Dead, parting out), 2001 Honda Insight "If one more body-kitted, cut-spring-lowered, farty-exhausted Civic revs on me at an intersection, I swear I'm going to get out of my car and cram their ridiculous double-decker aluminium wing firmly up their rump."