Hi
As youu know. My 1.25Ghz eMac is up the shoot. It's my little boys so I need to
replace it asap.
I have read lots of forums about it and it seems to only affect the 1.25Ghz
models.
I've got two 800mhz eMacs which are fine and I had a 1Ghz ATI model from new
which wasn't affected either.
On Mar 21, 2009, at 7:20 AM, Simon Royal wrote:
Hi
As youu know. My 1.25Ghz eMac is up the shoot. It's my little boys
so I need to replace it asap.
I have read lots of forums about it and it seems to only affect the
1.25Ghz models.
I've got two 800mhz eMacs which are fine and I
Hi,
I bought an Imac G3 8.6 (and the CD drive is out). I have both an
Iomega drive USB and Firewire external disc drives. I want to use this
to upload to the hard drive. I have the software for the Iomega, but
says the software is not the correct one.
I'd appreciate any advice.
Thank you.
On Mar 21, 2009, at 1:13 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
It is just one capacitor by the looks of it.
You could try replacing the faulty cap. Worst case you kill the logic
board, which is where you're at now...
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Bruce Johnson
Wherever you go, there you are B. Banzai, PhD
On Mar 21, 2009, at 11:26 PM, Armand wrote:
Hi,
I bought an Imac G3 8.6 (and the CD drive is out). I have both an
Iomega drive USB and Firewire external disc drives. I want to use this
to upload to the hard drive. I have the software for the Iomega, but
says the software is not the
unfortunately I fear that cap wont be the only bad on, just the only
one you can see
those caps came in the 100,000's and there was a very bad year for
caps that affected every computer mfg
ie every dell optiplex260 had a bad mobo due to the caps that year
I would not put any hope that one cap
Hello,
I just installed TechTool Pro 5 on my eMac, which is using OS 10.5.6 I
now get a message every minute telling me I only have 12% free space
left on my backup disk. I looked up Time Machine in Mac OS X Leopard
for Dummies and it said if I want to get more space on my disc, I
should
