If this is your every day Mac, you should definitely upgrade, but
installing a new hard drive may not the most cost-effective choice.
Hard drives wear out. Most come with only 3-year warranties, and while
some last for much longer, I would guess that more than half of the
drives manufactured 10
Hmm...turns out the shop couldn't reproduce the problem. He said he blew out
several bagloads of dust and re-seated everything and it worked fine for
him. Makes me think maybe I hadn't seated one of the new RAM sticks fully.
But who knows. $100 gone and everything's fine. C'est la guerre
At 9:29 PM -0500 10/11/2011, Carrie wrote:
I'm wanting to know if there is any danger in setting the system
date/time to a prior date. Specifically in Snow Leopard.
No problemo.
But keep in mind that OS X likes to run the network time daemon, to
sync its clock with the atomics out on the
Alex,
Really, what size hard drive to recommend depends upon what you'd like to do
with the iMac. For what use is it destined???
Doug
Portland, OR
On Oct 10, 2011, at 10:09 AM, Alex Sciortino wrote:
I have an iMac g3 and it has a 40gb hdd should I upgrade? If so what size and
how?
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I had the same symptoms on my iBook G3/500MHz. The card would seem
alright for like 30 seconds and then lose sight of all networks, even
if I was rightnext to the router. I made sure all the physical
connections were solid, but the problem persisted. I pulled the card
and replaced it with an
On 10/8/11 9:06 AM, Zeke wrote:
Is there any secret method to checking/repairing this or do I just
crack the case and look?
Thanks!
Kick spouse out of kitchen, place towel on dining table place iMac face
down, open ram door, check antenna (remove ram if in the way), reverse
order to return
Is there any secret method to checking/repairing this or do I just
crack the case and look?
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At 5:36 PM -0700 10/6/2011, Al Poulin wrote:
Is there technology whereby vendors provide security on credit card
checkout transactions with no https or padlock appearing on the
browser window, whether Safari or Firefox?
Yea. The initial page(s) are unencrypted, but the form's POST
operation
On Oct 7, 2011, at 6:05 AM, ZEKE wrote:
Well, rather, it will connect for
about 20 seconds then stall: being unable to locate a single network.
Perhaps an insufficiently plugged-in antenna or a broken antenna
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On Oct 6, 9:23 pm, Beverly Woods macli...@beverlywoods.net wrote:
Al, I went to the site you mentioned, and like many other websites, the
security stuff comes in when you go towards the checkout.
So although you enter at
http://www.tracfone.com/
when you put in your shipping and billing
On Oct 6, 2011, at 5:36 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
Is there technology whereby vendors provide security on credit card
checkout transactions with no https or padlock appearing on the
browser window, whether Safari or Firefox? Would they be negotiating
digital certificates behind the scenes with no
On Oct 6, 2011, at 5:36 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
Is there technology whereby vendors provide security on credit card
checkout transactions with no https or padlock appearing on the
browser window, whether Safari or Firefox? Would they be negotiating
digital certificates behind the scenes with no
On Oct 3, 2011, at 10:28 AM, Bill Spencer wrote:
Hi there: My late 2006 iMac (IMac Core 2 Duo 1.83 ghz/2 g RAMLion as of one
week ago/purchased September 2006) figuratively blew up yesterday morning:
screen freeze-ups, bizarre screen activity
I took it to the local Apple store where my
I just finished doing the capacitor replacement on a G5 iMac. There are 30
capacitors on the board; however, uness a capacitor is swollen or popped, it
does not need to be replaced. I only needed to do five capacitors. Several
years earlier Apple had replaced about 25 capacitors and the five I
and asking where I wanted to boot fro. Picked
the disk icon and clicked on the right arrow button. The next screen
that comes up is the same light gray one with dark gray logo on it.
Re-seated memory to no avail. Help!! What could be wrong???
On Sep 15, 9:59 pm, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 4:45
On Sep 29, 2011, at 8:58 AM, Jasiu wrote:
Ok I changed the hard drive, stuck a OS X disc in the DVD drive, held
down C as I turned on the computer and after the bong it went to a
light grau screen with a darker gray Apple logo.
Like this:
http://tinyurl.com/3ohknqm perhaps without the
Al,
Personally, I gave up on Time Machine a long time ago. It was nothing
but trouble. Perhaps most of its old kinks have been already ironed by
now, but I see from your posts that it's still buggy --three OS's
later.
I depend on good ole SuperDuper for my backups. Both my working Macs
get
On Sep 15, 3:41 pm, Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
Al,
Personally, I gave up on Time Machine a long time ago. It was nothing
but trouble. Perhaps most of its old kinks have been already ironed by
now, but I see from your posts that it's still buggy --three OS's
later.
Hi Felix:
This
The Imac wont boot into OSX. As far as I can go now is a white screen
with the grey Apple logo and thats it
On Sep 15, 7:47 pm, Art aland...@gmail.com wrote:
DiskWarrior?
On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:45 PM, Jasiu wrote:
i have a 17 g5 iMac which worked fine til this morning. It shut
itself down
On Sep 15, 2011, at 4:32 PM, Andrew Liu Anderson wrote:
Is there a good utility for X that works like Smart Copy? Being that Speed
Doubler worked on OS 8, I can't imagine it requiring OS 10.Jillion to work in
X.
Carbon Copy Cloner's backup routine works like that. So does Time Machine, for
Hmm. I must have had Speed Doubler at some point, because I used Smart
Copy often. Then over the years, I lost it and miss it! I could not
remember that it was once part of Speed Doubler. Is there something out
there currently that will do the same thing in OS X (10.5.8, PPC)? Apple
seriously
On 2011/09/15 17:54, Jim Scott so eloquently wrote:
Sounds as if you've got either a hard drive problem or a directory
problem, or most likely the latter caused by the former.
I would boot from the OS X install disk and run Disk UtilityFirst
AidRepair Disk until it has fixed everything or until
On Sep 15, 2011, at 6:09 PM, Tina K. wrote:
On 2011/09/15 17:54, Jim Scott so eloquently wrote:
Sounds as if you've got either a hard drive problem or a directory
problem, or most likely the latter caused by the former.
I would boot from the OS X install disk and run Disk UtilityFirst
At 4:45 PM -0700 9/15/2011, Jasiu wrote:
17 g5 iMac which worked fine til this morning. It shut itself down
Was there some sort of power failure? Were things running hot? Has
a sudden shutdown happened previously?
and when I went to restart I got a reassuring BONG
Ok. So your CPU,
I have a Quick Silver G4 tower and it has a 120mm fan for the power supply
and what looks like a 40mm for the CPU.
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On 2011/09/09 23:01, The R Man so eloquently wrote:
I'm in the middle of sprucing up an old G4 iMac and want to replace
the main fan with something quieter. I can't find anything online that
tells me how big the fan is. Can anyone help?
I don't think it's actually the fan that is so loud, but
I have an iMac DV graphite and it is barely fast enough to handle TV. I found
the older EyeTV USB units to be the only workable solution for me. I ran OSX
10.4 with the stock software and iTunes and remote control software only and it
was kind of pokey. The units tend to burn out for some
On 8/21/11 12:49 PM, Fred Thiel and Janet Thiel wrote:
I've been looking for a new iMac. The new 2.7GHz quad core i5 21.5
inch monitor iMac is what I've got my eye on, but I can't find out if
it has Snow Leopard on it. I don't want Lion at this time. Does anyone
know for sure what OS and where
Forget about any USB tuners. Your iMacs have only USB 1.1, which does
not have the necessary bandwidth for video.
Firewire tuners existed, but they were pricey. Formac made one, but
recommended it only for 500+ MHz processors.
The horsepower of the G3 iMacs really wasn't up to even SD analog
On Aug 21, 2011, at 10:49 AM, Fred Thiel and Janet Thiel wrote:
I've been looking for a new iMac. The new 2.7GHz quad core i5 21.5 inch
monitor iMac is what I've got my eye on, but I can't find out if it has Snow
Leopard on it. I don't want Lion at this time. Does anyone know for sure what
On Aug 21, 2011, at 10:49 AM, Fred Thiel and Janet Thiel wrote:
I've been looking for a new iMac. The new 2.7GHz quad core i5 21.5 inch
monitor iMac is what I've got my eye on, but I can't find out if it has Snow
Leopard on it. I don't want Lion at this time. Does anyone know for sure what
If I'm reading this correctly, iMac refurbs from the Apple store are
still coming with 10.6 installed. See below:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/FC508LL/A?mco=MTkwMjE2MzY
They expire quick, so the ad might be gone already. Still, I'd check
the refurb section and see if you can get a deal on
Greetings,
Your loading problem could be that Apple doesn't want OSX loaded onto
platforms that hav a processor slower than 876Mhz.
When loading the disk a check is done to make sure tha the processor
meets or exceeds the min. speed requirements.
If your processor doesn't meet these
Sounds like the mac may have a firmware password set. Try removing 1/2
the ram or changing the amount of ram in the slots. Then boot. That
should reset the firmware password and allow you to boot from another
volume besides the internal hard drive.
On Aug 16, 12:57 am, D. Fabel
Is that a genuine 10.3 disc or a copy?
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The 867 MHz limit is only for Leopard. The other versions require specific
stuff like Tiger requires built in Firewire, Panther needs build in USB,
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Thanks for the responses. I'll hit all 4 at once...
1 and 4) Your loading problem could be that Apple doesn't want OSX loaded onto
platforms that hav a processor slower than 876Mhz... According to Apple, 10.3
is supported for this hardware (iMac Rev D w/ USB).
2) Sounds like the mac may have
Greetings.
That's very interesting, since I have a G3 Desktop, also known as the
Gossamer and the only way that I could get my Retail Mac OS X
Panther Version 10.3 (3 Disk C/D) 2Z691-4585-A to load was to first
install XPostFacto then everything went well.
Below is information retrieved from
Thanks Bruce. I've tried holding down the 'C' key, but that doesn't work on
this particular Mac. Seems to work on every other Mac I own, just not this
one... Any other ideas to get the 10.3 CD to boot?
And for a rough equivalent, sounds like Boot ROM is similar to a PC's Master
Boot Record.
I'm not sure about the rom part but the ROM part is because the PowerPC macs
ran using Open Firmware which was stored on a rom and they were given
different numbers depending on the version of the Open Firmware on the rom.
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On Aug 16, 2011, at 5:34 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
I'm not sure about the rom part but the ROM part is because the PowerPC macs
ran using Open Firmware which was stored on a rom and they were given
different numbers
D. Fabel wrote:
Why is everything called a ROM?
Because Quark wanted to put everything in his brother's name to hide it
from the Ferengi Commerce Authority?
Cheers,
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D. Fabel wrote:
Why is everything
On Aug 15, 2011, at 9:57 PM, D. Fabel wrote:
Quick question for everyone.
I was given a G3 Rev D (tray loader). I have retail discs (CDs) for both OS
10.0 and 10.3. With the 10.0 disc I can change the Start Up disk to point
to the CD. With the 10.3 disc, I cannot. Any thoughts on
At 7:07 PM -0700 8/1/2011, Zonebob wrote:
Is there an early version of OS X that runs well on a Summer 2000 iMac 350?
Sure! Panther or even Tiger will run just fine. If yer memory poor,
Panther might be better. If you do Tiger, disable things like the
Spotlight indexing and Dashboard -
On Jul 22, 2011, at 11:14 AM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
A one man party in Akron
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=131625866926151id=557448584notif_t=share_reply#!/photo.php?fbid=10150297807195372set=a.10150173199265372.434069.544935371type=1theater
Well that looks
It's not spam, I was already logged in on Facebook, and saw the
photos... But it's got nothing to do with iMacs, either.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 1:36 PM, Bruce Johnson
john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Jul 22, 2011, at 11:14 AM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
A one man party in Akron
You shouldn't need any software unless this card is a non-apple card. I know
this because back before I gave away my 800 MHz eMac with Leopard and a gig
of ram (used a 1 GHz and Target Boot to install) I was able to take the
airport from my clamshell iBook and install it inside the eMac with no
On Jul 13, 2011, at 5:37 AM, nanciellen wrote:
I have a G4 1000 MHz IMAC Flat Screen. I received another card from
the seller and this is what he told me when I told him that the
machine wouldn't boot with the card in it:
Sounds like either your computer needs a logic board or you don't have
This may be totally different, but I couldn't get any songs that weren't
44.100khz to load onto my iPod Touch... You might check that in comparison
with other songs that do play, see if you can find any difference. You can
find the info you need if you right click on the song in itunes, and click
On Jun 25, 2011, at 1:35 PM, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
So, come back to find 201 e-mails from the system saying that the
message was undeliverable to a fuse.net e-mail address. Out of the
201, 15 were from the system saying undeliverable. Sorry to anyone
who has a fuse.net e-mail but
Actually I ended up just creating a filter to block anything with Mail
System Error - Returned Error in the title.
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I've just starting to have the same problem with fuse.net some of the messages
being returned are nearly a year old. Where can I get instructions on how to
block them??
Thank you
Papasan
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On Jun 25, 2011, at 4:01 PM, Christopher Satterfield
At 5:38 PM -0500 6/25/11, Papa wrote:
I've just starting to have the same problem with
http://fuse.netfuse.net some of the messages being returned are
nearly a year old. Where can I get instructions on how to block
them??
Some of the batch I got were a year and a half old, and this is the
On Jun 11, 2011, at 2:18 PM, Dennis Swaney wrote:
Matt, I just marked it as spam.
Bad idea, since the messages all contain posts that you wrote, and
marking them as spam will reduce the accuracy of your filter. Just
delete them.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Matt Rhinesmith
No, it just marks it based on the sender of the returned email. The
spam filter doesn't look at included message quotes, just the
headers/subject of the marked email. I periodically review the spam
folders so if there IS something I want to read I can do so.
Dennis B. Swaney
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011
At 6:49 AM -0700 6/13/2011, Dennis Swaney top posted on an already
bottom posted thread:
[top posting moved]
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Matt, I just marked it as spam.
Bad idea, since the messages all contain posts that you wrote, and marking
On 13 Jun 2011, at 16:45, johnwd5 wrote:
Hello,
I know this color scheme came out around the same time as the Flower
Power and I heard some models had a combo effect of the two color
schemes. Does anyone know much about this iMac's history?
Thanks.
John
Hi John
Check out this link at
On Jun 13, 2011, at 11:45, johnwd5 john...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I know this color scheme came out around the same time as the Flower
Power and I heard some models had a combo effect of the two color
schemes. Does anyone know much about this iMac's history?
Thanks.
John
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On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 7:37 AM, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 6:49 AM -0700 6/13/2011, Dennis Swaney top posted on an already bottom
posted thread:
[top
Hmm, I was getting them a couple of months ago but I haven't been getting
any lately, especially not today.
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Well, I just got all these undeliverable e-mails so someone needs to clean
out their inbox or something.
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I just got one a few minutes ago.
Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is
... oh, never mind.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Christopher Satterfield
christopher1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm, I was getting them a couple of months ago but
I've gotten approximately 50... This is getting annoying.
On Jun 11, 2011, at 2:35 PM, Dennis Swaney wrote:
I just got one a few minutes ago.
Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is
... oh, never mind.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 12:49
Matt, I just marked it as spam.
Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is
... oh, never mind.
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Matt Rhinesmith platni...@gmail.com wrote:
I've gotten approximately 50... This is getting annoying.
On Jun
On Jun 10, 2011, at 4:00 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
A lot of time on my hands has prompted me to look into why my iMac G5 (first
gen) quit working.
Posting the symptoms here got the opinion the power supply took a header. It
was supposed to have had the PS replaced before I bought it, but
Oh poo...
It's a 20 model.
Curious... I replaced the original 160GB HD with a 500 GB, could this have
affected the power supply?
Amanda
On Jun 10, 2011, at 4:37 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
On Jun 10, 2011, at 4:00 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
A lot of time on my hands has prompted me to look into
The hard drive shouldn't have anything to do with a power supply that's
stopped working because the power supplies supply a regulated 3.3, 5 and 12
volt current to the SATA power connector and a specific amperage (5 amps if
I recall correctly). I'm not sure about which power supply you need though
On 2011/06/02 13:55, nanciellen so eloquently wrote:
I bought an Airport Extreme Card and installed it a few times into my
IMAC G4. Everytime I booted it, I got a restart message and the
computer would not boot.
I once bought an Airport Extreme card from a well known Apple vendor
that was
At 12:55 PM -0700 6/2/2011, nanciellen wrote:
I bought an Airport Extreme Card and installed it a few times into my
IMAC G4. Everytime I booted it, I got a restart message and the
computer would not boot.
a few times
The multi-language restart message is a kernel panic - the core of
OS
How big is the HDD on the iMac? If it's under 2TB, I suggest getting 3TB
HDD, putting it in a firewire enclosure, Carbon Copy Cloning it, remove the
old HDD and install the 3TB one, and continue about the day.
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 11:34 PM, Tina K. penguir...@gmail.com wrote:
On 2011/05/03
On 04/05/11 9:34 PM, Tina K. wrote:
I recently purchased a Firewire 800 cable to use with my Mac Pro, doing
a backup of my PowerBook over FW 800 was noticeably faster than it used
to be with FW 400.
But it is far slower than Thunderbolt lol.
Tina
I have a somewhat different idea, similar to
Firewire 800 is pretty fast, twice as fast as USB 2.0 which that system has.
If you want to you can installer a larger internal hard drive pretty easily.
If I remember correctly you just have to remove 2 screws on the bottom of
the screen and the entire back comes off and on the right should be
imrazor wrote:
The point of this post is that she is now running out of space again.
We're out of USB ports, and she doesn't want to sacrifice either of
the existing USB ports, so that leaves us with Firewire and upgrading
the internal drive.
What abouit adding an external USB hub? (powered of
On 2011/05/03 10:23, imrazor so eloquently wrote:
Is their any real advantage to using Firewire 800?
I recently purchased a Firewire 800 cable to use with my Mac Pro, doing
a backup of my PowerBook over FW 800 was noticeably faster than it used
to be with FW 400.
But it is far slower than
Well, here's how it goes. If you have anything after Mac OS X 10.2.8, you
will have support for 128GB HD's on any machine that supports it. Depending
on your version of the iMac G4, anything 1GHz and below will not support a
128GB HDD or larger. However, if you have any machine that is capable of
On 11-04-21 6:17 AM, William Spencer wrote:
But when I tell iTunes (10.2.2) to convert it to AIFF so I can edit it
with Audacity, iTunes stops the conversion at well under three hours,
and truncates the file.
Why not open that file in Audacity ? however don't be surprised if
Audacity also
Hi Cat,
My first question is whether any other usb devices show up.
This page has a few suggestions that don't appear in your email, including a
reinstall of itunes.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1410
Also mentions 'resetting' your ipod.
Good luck,
K
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I've used all 3 USB ports, and they work fine for other devices.
I was finally able to get the iPod recognized by restarting the
computer. (which I had tried before and it hadn't worked). Now I'm
wondering why I keep having a recurrence of this issue, and why it
doesn't have one specific solution.
How many USB ports have you tried?
Do other devices work when attached to the same port(s)?
Mark
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On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 8:36 AM, william will...@storms.net wrote:
My core duo imac which was having problems with video artifacts and
shutdowns has presented a new problem. Now i am unable to boot up. It goes
to the screen with the Apple logo then the wheel just spins over and over. I
am
On Apr 18, 2011, at 1:36 AM, william wrote:
My core duo imac which was having problems with video artifacts and shutdowns
has presented a new problem. Now i am unable to boot up. It goes to the
screen with the Apple logo then the wheel just spins over and over. I am able
to boot up on my
On 18 Apr 2011, at 09:36, william wrote:
My core duo imac which was having problems with video artifacts and shutdowns
has presented a new problem. Now i am unable to boot up. It goes to the screen
with the Apple logo then the wheel just spins over and over. I am able to boot
up on my Snow
On Apr 18, 2011, at 12:08 PM, John Hobbs wrote:
On 18 Apr 2011, at 09:36, william wrote:
My core duo imac which was having problems with video artifacts and shutdowns
has presented a new problem. Now i am unable to boot up. It goes to the
screen with the Apple logo then the wheel just
Don't they use a regular computer power cord? I know that the G4 iMacs do
and the Core 2 Duo ones do. The only difference between an Apple OEM one and
a regular one is that Apple's has a white circle on it to look like the cord
is built in.
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Irz et al,
While the original Apple white cord it the correct one, any power cable with
an IEC320 socket would do.
Such cable can be salvaged from any peripheral with a detachable cord (make
sure it is a 3-prong one!).
On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 09:00, lrz l...@verizon.net wrote:
Hi everyone,
in OS X. Try logging in as a different user and printing a PDF;
if that user has the problme, then it's a system issue, and re-applying the
latest combvo update will fix it.
If that doesn't fix it and it's a systemic issue (all users have the problem)
delete and re-add your printers, making
.
If you try to print from Print Preview do you get the error? If so, then it's
a printing issue in OS X. Try logging in as a different user and printing a
PDF; if that user has the problme, then it's a system issue, and re-applying
the latest combvo update will fix it.
One of them printed fine
On Apr 15, 2011, at 1:33 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
On Apr 15, 2011, at 1:18 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Are these PDF's created by OS X or PDF's created by Acrobat? Try Printing
them from Acrobat reader, clicking the 'Advanced' button and checking the
box 'Print as Image'.
Files downloaded
On 15/04/11 13:10PDT, Amanda Ward wrote:
Okay... I'm not real sure if this is the proper forum. Please redirect me if
needed.
Right about the time I updated my iMac (Intel/Late 2008) to 10.6.7, my printers
started refusing to print PDF files. Three printers... HP Office-jet 4580, HP
Desk-jet
Greetings,
I'm sorry I should have also stated Do not use Air-In-A-Can when the
platform is on.
It's even best to unplug the main power, and if a Frost appears on
any item you have used to long of a shot.
If you see frost then wait until the frost is gone and that there
isn't any moisture.
For what it's worth, the best vacuum tool I've used is not the wimpy
computer vac I bought or the attachments for a regular household
vacuum hose I bought.
The best tool is a plastic straw from McDonald's duct taped in the
end of a crevice tool attached to my household vacuum. I've used the
I use Century Duster, Air-in-a-can.
In the electronic industry (manufacturing and repair) we always used
compressed air, or some kind of caned air.
You will find the Office Depot Brand 10.0 Oz for $6.99 @
http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/911220/Office-Depot-Brand-Cleaning-Duster-10/
Or pick
On Apr 8, 2011, at 10:21 AM, gifutiger wrote:
I use Century Duster, Air-in-a-can.
In the electronic industry (manufacturing and repair) we always used
compressed air, or some kind of caned air.
A couple caveats:
if you use compressed air from a shop compressor you MUST ABSOLUTELY have a
You can always just remove the couple of screws on the bottom and then the
entire back will come off and you can just use a can of compressed air to
clean the entire inside out. I'm going to do that later this month to a
couple of school iMacs that really need cleaned.
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Topic:
http://groups.google.com/group/imaclist/t/8366c7114d2db1eeissues
with Core Duo imac
william will...@storms.net Apr 05 02:00PM -0500 ^
On 05 Apr 2011, at 09.11, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Topic: issues with Core Duo imac
Before you start taking your iMac apart, be sure to
On Apr 8, 2011, at 10:34 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Apr 8, 2011, at 10:21 AM, gifutiger wrote:
I use Century Duster, Air-in-a-can.
In the electronic industry (manufacturing and repair) we always used
compressed air, or some kind of caned air.
A couple caveats:
if you use
On 05 Apr 2011, at 09.11, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Topic: issues with Core Duo imac
Before you start taking your iMac apart, be sure to vacuum out all external
air-circulation vents, particularly the circular inlet on the rear under the
support arm.
How happy i would be if that
At 2:00 PM -0500 4/5/2011, william wrote:
On 05 Apr 2011, at 09.11, Melvyn Edith Halbert wrote:
Before you start taking your iMac apart, be sure to vacuum out all
external air-circulation vents, particularly the circular inlet on
the rear under the support arm.
How happy i would be if that
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