[Bradford] Apologies and some advice please

[Martyn Thompson (Hotmail)]

I've had this problem with my PCs and it was either the RAM not sat 
properly (even though there was no reason for it to be disturbed) or the 
on-board battery.  It wasn't discharged as such, but it did need 
removing then the config memory (which is maintained by the cell) 
erasing - usually just a case of shorting a jumper for a few seconds.

If you have your motherboard manual it will tell you how to do it.

Pretty easy checks too if it is either of these.