Sometimes I push the top & rear power keys simultaneously, alternating and
hold them down together for a long time. There is usually a wild glint in my
eye and some foam on the corner of my mouth and the prevailing thought in my
mind is: "I don't care if I blow the fricking thing up, just start!"
David Linker wrote:
> Sometimes my 2300c gets "grumpy" and refuses to start. When this happens, I
> triy the following:
>
> Take it out of the dock, if it is in.
>
> Start it using the rear switch, not the one on the keyboard.
>
> Wait a longish time (over a minute).
>
> By then it is usually starting up.
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