Need help with Win2k Server

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Ok...Im hoping you guys/girls can help me out here.

I have 3 Dell PowerEdge 2650's and 1 2550, problem I am having is that 1 2650 and the 2550 are screwing up hard. They are both getting the Kernel_Data_Inpage_Error. I have looked at just about all the info that i can find on this "error" but to no avail. I have rebuilt the all the 2650's numerous times to try and get them to work, with 2 successes, one running Win2000 Server, and the other running XP. I had to put XP on one cause it would not stay up for more than 30 sec in Windows. XP fixed that. The other 2(2650 and 2550) will not work, Im talking just like the one I fixed with XP, 30sec, then blue screen. Anyone ever had this problem with servers before? Im a Network Security guy, and I really need these machines up.

Specs:
2650
1 1U847 Printed Wiring Assy, Planar (Motherboard), 2XCPU, P2650, VER2
1 2P356 Processor, 80532, 2.4G, 512K, 400FSB, Socket F
1 6H580 Printed Wiring Assy, Riser, ESM4, P2650
1 83VKG Card (Circuit), Voltage Regulator Module, 9.0
0 7260R Preparation Material, DEV, SRV, INCRS #2
2 0H694 Power Supply, 500W, Power Factor Correction, Hot Plug, P2650
2 6878T Cord, Power, 125V, 10FT, SJT, Unshielded
1 4D175 Cord, Power, 125V, 10FT, 2TO1, SJT
1 7N242 Keyboard, 104, United States, SILITEK, Low Cost, Midnight Gray
1 4N433 Mouse, Personal System 2, 6P, 2BTN, LOGITECH, SAW34
2 501JU Dual In-Line Memory Module, 512, 100M, 64X72, 8K, 184, Registered DIMM, 2
1 2P356 Processor, 80532, 2.4G, 512K, 400FSB, Socket F
1 83VKG Card (Circuit), Voltage Regulator Module, 9.0
1 6U419 Compact Disk Drive, 650M, IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), Internal, Third Height, 24X, Samsung, Black
1 0G724 Printed Wiring Assy, Interface, Backplane, 1X5, PE2650
3 3F773 Hard Drive, 36GB, S, U3/160, 15K, 80P, SEAGATE
1 13JPJ Dual In-Line Memory Module, 128, 100M, 16X72, 4K, Raid on Mother Board
1 16DMU Printed Wiring Assy, Input/Output, RAID-KEY, PE4600
1 3H683 Assembly, Cable, Flexible, Flat, FD/CD, PE2650
1 4K080 Floppy Drive, 1.44M, 3.5" Form Factor, Third Height, Bezel, NEC
1 1E028 Overpack Kit, W2K, SP2, England/English, World Wide


2550
1 02GEF Kit, Cable, Power, Power Supply Distribution Board, P2550
1 08PRY Card (Circuit), Memory Board, Memory, Voltage Regulator Module, 12V, Memory Board, Memory, 3.3V/2.5V
1 1E734 Assembly, Printed Wiring Assy, Power Distribution Board, P2550
1 3E032 Printed Wiring Assy, Interface, Compact Disk Drive, Floppy Drive, P2550
1 4F522 Card (Circuit), Processor, VRM-8.5, 12V
1 523DD Printed Wiring Assy, Riser, PC Interface, 3 SLOT, PE2550
1 6E233 Processor, 80526, 1GHZ, 256, Fiber Channel, Coppermine-Tualatin, Integrated Heat Spreader
1 74RNC Kit, Cable, Dorado/Athens/Tualatin/Almodor, P2550
1 9H068 Printed Wiring Assy, Planar (Motherboard), PE2550, 2XCPU, Tower, Update
0 3260R Preparation Material, DEV, SRV, DCRS #1
1 01VTW Cord, Power, 120V, 10FT, N515-(2)C13
2 0284T Power Supply, 330W, 2U, EDGE-CON, Redundant
2 6878T Cord, Power, 125V, 10FT, SJT, Unshielded
4 94PXC Dual In-Line Memory Module, 256, 133M, 32X72, 4K, 168, RG2
1 4F522 Card (Circuit), Processor, VRM-8.5, 12V
1 6E233 Processor, 80526, 1GHZ, 256, Fiber Channel, Coppermine-Tualatin, Integrated Heat Spreader
1 40CEK Printed Wiring Assy, Interface, Backplane, 1X4, ULT2, P2550
1 852EP Printed Wiring Assy, Daughterboard, Backplane, PE25X0
1 52VXJ Compact Disk Drive, 650M, IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), 5.25" Form Factor, 24X, Samsung, Black
3 85JUH Hard Drive, 18G, S, 1IN, 80P, 10K, FUJITSU
1 47JFR Assembly, Card (Circuit), PERC, 3-DC, 128
1 595TJ Assembly, Cable, Twisted Pair, Hard Drive, S-3, 2DROP
1 6613T Floppy Drive, 1.44M, 3.5" Form Factor, 3MD, No Bezel, SLIM, Ins


Sorry for the long post, but I really need some info. Thanks,

Stephen

[lizardsforall]

Kernel Errors have always, for me at least, have been hardware problems or hardware incompatabilities. even though these are dells, and they are pretty much reliable, hardware does fail and software for windows will always suck.

I would try a new hard drive, Replace the hard drive and cd/dvd IDE Cables with some brand-spanking new ones, and try to reinstall windows again. also, dare i suport a microsoft product... on the windows xp disk, look at the hardware compatability wizard. sometimes, on occasion, rarely, but it happens, it will pick up a problem. If you are looking for network functions out of these machines, have you considered linux? They make very reliable network machines, DHCP, DNS, etc.

[Sephiroth]

Thats what you get for installing software that doesnt work on your computer and is probably downloaded and so if you have trouble then call MS tech support.