I was copying a very large backup file from an external USB HD device and 
walked away from the computer. Upon returning a couple hours later, it was 
not running and I tried to remember if I had shut it off or not, pretty 
sure I had not.  I pushed the start button and nothing happened, completely 
dead.  I noticed the power plug connected was not lit green as it usually 
had been. Battery indicator showed a full charge.

Prior to this, I started to notice that the power cord would not change 
from the orange color to green when the powerbook was typically finished 
charging, even though the desktop showed the battery to be charged at 100%.

Prior to this, about 3 days earlier, I plugged a USB flash drive in to copy 
a file to it, and the spinning beachball appeared and after waiting for an 
eternity and not being able to get the computer to respond at all, I pushed 
in the power button and held it for a few seconds until it shut down. Upon 
restart, my dock which is set to appear and disappear would not show up and 
I had to go to preferences and set it to always appear in order to see it. 
While doing this I noticed that all of the drop down menus would not 
highlight as you would scroll the mouse over them or pop open on tabs 
unless clicked.  Tired from a long day, I shut it down and the next day it 
functioned fine as it used to.  Unsure if any of this is related to it now 
not responding to anything at all. The battery shows a full charge when 
pushing the indicator button on it. 

The power cord is not damaged as I have 4 of them and they all work 
properly and light up with my other functioning 12" powerbook, but not this 
one, which is:

Powerbook G4 1.67mhz, 15", 2 gb ram, running OSX 10.4.11 

Any advice is greatly appreciated!







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