Response from Jonathan: Chad,

This is a very strange error. You might try to check your power supply to make sure that your board is getting the correct voltage. If you’re power supply is right at 5 volts on the +5 VDC line, you might try turning it up to 5.1 to see if it helps the issue. Check out our post on Checking And Replacing A Power Supply for more information. If the problem continues after this point then you probably have a board issue. You could get the board repaired but, when it comes to 60-in-1 boards, it’s usually cheaper to just buy a new one. You might check with the entity that you bought the board from to see if they will offer some kind of trade in on it. Otherwise, a new one is going to run you around $40-50. Hope that helps.