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The only thing that I know that can cause this is if the DSP board has gotten some dirty contacts or a bad connection in the PCI slot. What you might want to do is pull the Krystal card out of the computer and clean the contacts wtih a Q-tip and some rubbing alcohol.

You may also try pulling the turning the computer off, when this happens. Once the system is powered down, pull the power cord out of the back of the computer for at least 1 minute, or it will not work. Then once you have done this, reboot the system and see if it then works.

Sometimes, the motherboards don't get the correct Power at the time of bootup, so the DSP board doesn't get the correct voltage to reset the Krystal board on startup. This is why discharging the power supply and then plugging it back in can sometimes fix this problem.