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Intel P4 3.0GHZ LGA775 / 1M / 800 - $30 OEM - NO FAN Dell (Micron) 512MB DDR DIMM - $10 PC-2100 266MHz CL2.5 184-pin (2) Hynix 512MB 2Rx16 PC2-4200 SODIMM Laptop Memory - $5 each (2) Samsung 128MB RDRAM - $5 each 800MHz Md# MR16R1624DF0-CM8 IBM 13.5GB UDMA/66 7200RPM Hard Drive - $10 MD#...

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bump I was sorta lost, however I'm back and the sale is still on. NO, no damage of any sort was done to ANY of the items listed for sale.

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What does the BSOD error msg say?

Kingwood, TX.... wayyyyyyyyyyy on the north side of Houston metro area We're still supposed to get 75MPH winds and 2-4 in. rain

Intel P4 3.0GHZ LGA775 / 1M / 800 - $30 OEM - NO FAN Hitachi Deskstar 164GB SATA - $15 SOLD 7200RPM - Md# HDS722516VLSA80 Hitachi Deskstar 164GB SATA - $15 SOLD 7200RPM - Md# HDS722516VLSA80 Hitachi Deskstar 120GB ATA/IDE - $10 7200 RPM - Md# IC35LI20AVV207-0 Western...

Cant you just uninstall SP3 and have it automatically revert to SP2??

Improper seating of the CPU would cause that. No worries, find a straight pin and pop those out. If you can't do that, then sorry dude.

That's a missing ballbearing. If it's new, get it replaced.

I had this problem with a PC that was using a PS/2 keyboard. I just ended up switching to a USB keyboard.

Wiggling the cord has no effect and I cannot see the menus either. I have a feeling that it is the inverter board, but I have no desire to fix this monitor.

I'm 99% certain that I will tell my customer to go buy a new LCD screen, but she has a 15" Dell LCD monitor that displays an all-white screen as soon as you turn the power on. It doesn't matter whether the monitor is hooked up to a computer/laptop or not, it does not change. Yes, I've...