On Thursday, March 09, 2000 12:50 PM, "Byron" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:


> My son's friend dropped off his computer to have me fix a couple of
> things.  I fixed the problems, but noticed the computer was so slow
> (Packard Bell 200MHz).  Upon booting, the system says the L2 cache is
> disabled.  I went into CMOS to enable it, but there is no such option.
> I don't have the motherboard manual, but was wondering, would there be a
> jumper to enable it?  The front of the computer case says it is a PR450
> model.  I looked  on the motherboard, but none of the jumpers
> specifically state what they are for.  Any ideas?
>

Bryon -- the short answer is to go to Packard Bell's web site and enter your
computer's make/model and serial number and it is possible that you may find
that info. In that doesn't help, you can usually d/l the zipped copy of the
manual or e-mail tech support.  The disadvantage to using their e-mail tech
support is that it is not always accurate and a lot of the suggestions
recommended, you may already have tried.  Here is the URL,
http://support.packardbell.com/index.asp. HTH. :-)

Walter R. Worth
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