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On Wed, 21 Jan 1998, Paul Khoury wrote: > > Maybe it could be a parity error. In non parity error, it could go at any time, parity > memory let's you know when you first boot up. > > >there seems to be less disk thrashing. I'm using the Evil Overlord > >Bill's fine products. Win 95. > > > Huh? That doesn't make sense - "Evil Overlord" and "fine products" in the > same sentence? I'm gonna swap out the 16 and 32mb memory chips and see if it changes anything. Let you know when I'm done. Are you insane man!?!?! Surely you know Mr. G. hears all and smites those who speak ill of his work. __ Just a little humor... Frank Peckham