> Is there a reset switch I have to hold down on the motherboard or
> something else that's silly?
Howard,
This could be Howard�s End <G>
There is no such �reset� switch and I agree that you likely should ZAP your PRAM.
TechTool would be the best way. . better than Mac�s internal way . . of doing it.
. . .THAT could do it for you. What does it say in �About this Computer� under the
Apple Logo in the Menu Bar? Does it list any RAM at all? Maybe you were cheated.
Go to the NewerTech web site: http://www.newertech.com/software/index.html
Download the Gauge series and it will help you locate your RAM.
--
Drew
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