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Alien Ware M5500

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Name: ScanzR
Date: April 1, 2008 at 11:10:02 Pacific
Subject: Alien Ware M5500
OS: Windows Xp
CPU/Ram: 2gigs of ram and a duo co
Model/Manufacturer: Alien Ware M5500
Comment:
Ok When i start my labtop it goes right to a gray screen and stays that way even when i have no hard drive in it i cant even pull up the bios it just goes and stays gray im not sure what the main problem is... thinking it could be the graphics card or the monitor itself but it started off doing it every once and awhile and then when its running fine id play some music or something and the picture would get distorted and it would freeze up on me it anyone has any suggestions email me or post on this site



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Name: OtheHill
Date: April 1, 2008 at 15:45:48 Pacific
Subject: Alien Ware M5500
Reply: (edit)
Do you get the same results on AC power and battery power?

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