I own an HP NetServer LC3, but it has been having problems lately.
Here are the specs:
PIII @ 500mhz
640mb RAM
3x 7gb SCSI hard drives
NT Server 4.0
After several years, it began to have the dreaded:
*** Hardware Malfunction
Call your hardware vendor for support
*** The system has halted ***
when it started up from a soft reboot. Some of the RAM did not even test in the BIOS from a soft reboot (and the BIOS never gave beeps or errors). If I start it using the power button it is fine. A few months of sitting around, the CMOS battery was dead (could that have something to do with it?) and when I started up the machine, it was painfully slow (the cursor lagged on the screen, no applications would start). Finally, I attempted to reinstall Windows NT, and it managed to get to the text mode file copying stage. In the middle of this process, I got the "Hardware Malfunction" for a about a half a second and the machine reset. Any ideas? I have a feeling it's RAM.
Here are the specs:
PIII @ 500mhz
640mb RAM
3x 7gb SCSI hard drives
NT Server 4.0
After several years, it began to have the dreaded:
*** Hardware Malfunction
Call your hardware vendor for support
*** The system has halted ***
when it started up from a soft reboot. Some of the RAM did not even test in the BIOS from a soft reboot (and the BIOS never gave beeps or errors). If I start it using the power button it is fine. A few months of sitting around, the CMOS battery was dead (could that have something to do with it?) and when I started up the machine, it was painfully slow (the cursor lagged on the screen, no applications would start). Finally, I attempted to reinstall Windows NT, and it managed to get to the text mode file copying stage. In the middle of this process, I got the "Hardware Malfunction" for a about a half a second and the machine reset. Any ideas? I have a feeling it's RAM.