Hi All -
For those who might be interested here's an update on the Wallstreet
problems that I was having. After much taking apart and investigating I am
pretty certain that the problem is the PMU. It display's the same symptoms
with or without the processor card in so I don't think that it's eve
Hi Sam, I can't help a lot, but if the WS is dead, you can salvage the
hardrive to retrive the files, you can get an external case from
Meritline for about $12.00 plus $6.00 shipping.
Hector I. Macedo "Lord of the
Flies"
Dallas, TX 75248
"Piscaro Itaqu
Hi Sam,
If saving data is a priority, get an adaptor that
allows a laptop HDD to run in a desktop.
Can you run the WS without a battery? Can you switch
A/C adaptors? Can you do a take-apart? I took apart my
WS yesterday, so I can add some tips if you do (try
"wallstreet take apart" on your favour
My Reply follows quote. On 01/05/2004 05:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>Specifically the symptoms of the Wallstreet are: Screen stays black, no
>battery charge indication on the little lights on the side, no HD noise, no
>chime, etc. Pressing the reset sequence written on the back results in the
>
Morning all -
I have a teacher friend who lost (as in they stopped working) three laptops
in a 24hr period (see aside below for details). Needless to say he is not
a happy camper. I am trying to fix his Wallstreet so that he has something
to work on and from its' symptoms I believe that the PMU
