Brian Hagen wrote:
> Im thinking maybe i need a real big hammer and Ill just beat it up.
Keep in mind choosing the right tool.
You know, a rubber mallet may fix a problem that a regular hammer can't.
And vise versa. Different shock for different maladies.
I guess the power supply would get fried first before anything can jolt the
motherboard.
Just a guess.
But not sure how to explain you getting the startup "boing".
>From day one I've been running mine (since bought NEW in late '88) off a APC
BackUPS Pro 650, which has power conditioning in addition to the other regular
safety features. I wanted to make sure if anything went wrong I would be the only
culprit besides the expected regular hardware wear/tear.
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