Bobo

OK, so I wanted to get some data off of 2 SCSI hard drives that I have. So no big deal, I plug the hard drives and the SCSI controller card into my computer. I had successfully done this before, and it wasn't hard. Not to be this time. The computer turns on, but it gives me a long beep, waits a couple seconds, then a short beep and turns on. According to the motherboard manual, this means either a DRAM or mobo issue. So it boots fine, but after the Windows loading screen, it gives me a BSOD for about .02 seconds and restarts. I think the BSOD said something about a physical memory dump. So it restarts, and after the Windows loading, up comes a CHKDisk screen. It gets to 5% before doing the same thing again. So I try to boot into Vista, it runs the CHK disk just fine and boots. But it can't see the SCSI drive. So I give up with the SCSI and reboot it. It still won't boot into XP. So I run CHKdisk again from Vista, and then XP boots. But it still gives me the beeps when it boots. And I have gotten one or 2 random restarts while the system has been running.

What the heck did this SCSI card do to my computer? How can I fix it?