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Motherboards - [Fixed] PCI Cards - All stoped together??? posted in the Hardware forums; Great to hear it worked Jimmy! Uncleed is correct, the contacts can just loose connectivity slightly and make everything go haywire. I had it happen to me a long time ...

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Great to hear it worked Jimmy! Uncleed is correct, the contacts can just loose connectivity slightly and make everything go haywire.

I had it happen to me a long time ago, and since then i've used it a couple of times...it's just one of those 'tricks of the trade'

LGW - It would be a good tutorial..I'll get on it soonish nice idea.


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