> Dunno for sure. If you're brave you can open it up and reseat the sound card
> there. At least it's cheaper than buying a new one. If your machine can't
> find the device it's either bad or not seated properly. Being intermittent
> would indicate to me a sloppy or loose connection.
Thanks Dan -
Dunno for sure. If you're brave you can open it up and reseat the sound card
there. At least it's cheaper than buying a new one. If your machine can't
find the device it's either bad or not seated properly. Being intermittent
would indicate to me a sloppy or loose connection.
> It's a 667MHz G4 po
It's a 667MHz G4 powerbook - so does that still apply? - thanks, Barry
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Dan Smith wrote:
> You don't say what model computer you have. If it's a beige G3 your
> personality card most likely needs to be re-seated.
>
> Dan Smith
>
>
>
> > That's very interesting, anyway - anyone
You don't say what model computer you have. If it's a beige G3 your
personality card most likely needs to be re-seated.
Dan Smith
> That's very interesting, anyway - anyone else had that sort of problem
> since the update? -- Barry
>
>> RE,Im sorry Im no help, since the update mine quit worki
That's very interesting, anyway - anyone else had that sort of problem
since the update? -- Barry
> RE,Im sorry Im no help, since the update mine quit working also,
>
>
> On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 04:53 PM, S B Cooper wrote:
>
> > Can anyone help?
> >
> > The sound on my G4 powerbook ha
Thanks for the info - I've heard a lot about static charges, but I'm not
sure that applies in my case. I've restarted a few times, but problem is
unchanged. My local mac dealer has suggested doing 'Software Restore', so
I'll do that, though I suspect some damage to the speakers ...
-- Barry
On Fr
RE,Im sorry Im no help, since the update mine quit working also,
On Thursday, February 20, 2003, at 04:53 PM, S B Cooper wrote:
> Can anyone help?
>
> The sound on my G4 powerbook has gone (running 10.2.4). Nothing
> (except if
> I plug in the earphones, I get loud intermittent sounds in the r
on 2/20/03 10:53 PM, S B Cooper at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I go to System Preferences and open the Sound panel, I find all the
> options have gone grey, and can't be set. The alert sound is stuck on
> 'Funk', whereas I'd set it to Sosumi previously. In 'Output' I find
> nothing in the box un
Can anyone help?
The sound on my G4 powerbook has gone (running 10.2.4). Nothing (except if
I plug in the earphones, I get loud intermittent sounds in the right
channel as I work. Insert a cd and I-Tunes won't play it.
If I go to System Preferences and open the Sound panel, I find all the
options
