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Mark,

> from the diagnostic lights it looks like it's
> a memory module problem.

The beep code will give you a bit more certainty to that.

> I may have unseated one when I bashed into it

Quite possible.   If thats indeed the case than re-seating it (removing and 
placing it back) could solve the problem.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser

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