Just tossing this out there to see if there is any solutions to my
strange problem.
A few months ago i started to hear noises in my computer room that at
first oi attributed to outside bird activity, upon closer
earzamination these noises were coming from my iMac. I get two types,
first one sounds
I think your iMac is haunted.
Didn't you read The Ghost in the Machine?
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On Fri, Mar 22, 2019 at 10:55 AM David J Brooks wrote:
> Just tossing this out there to see if there is any solutions to my
> strange problem.
>
> A few months
David J Brooks wrote:
>I have looked at google but nothing that seems to relate
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Just a SWAG, but it might have dust build up inside. That's what I'd expect from
a Windoze machine with those symptoms. If it was a Windoze machine, I'd suggest
opening it up and vacuuming it out.
With an iMac, you're probably going to need to take it to an authorized Apple
service provider.
Depending on the Mac, sooner of them you can open up. You can also try blowing
canned air through the vents
On March 22, 2019 9:27:56 AM PDT, John wrote:
>Just a SWAG, but it might have dust build up inside. That's what I'd
>expect from
>a Windoze machine with those symptoms. If it was a Windoz
My guess is accumulated dust within a rotating part, most likely a fan.
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At 9:50 PM +0300 3/22/19, Bulent Celasun wrote:
My guess is accumulated dust within a rotating part, most likely a fan.
Or the fan could be running excessively trying to keep things cool.
Dust is a great insulator. I shoot canned air into my old iMac's
innards through the cooling vents and sl
> On 22 March 2019 at 14:54 David J Brooks wrote:
>
>
> Just tossing this out there to see if there is any solutions to my
> strange problem.
>
> A few months ago i started to hear noises in my computer room that at
> first oi attributed to outside bird activity, upon closer
> earzamination t
You've probably got some Canada geese stuck inside the computer and they can't
talk clearly into the mike to let you know, because it's a bit cramped in there.
If you leave the computer in a bath full of water for a couple of days the
geese will drown and you won't hear the noises any more.
B
Bob Pdml wrote:
>You've probably got some Canada geese stuck inside the computer and they can't
>talk clearly into the mike to let you know, because it's a bit cramped in
>there.
>
>If you leave the computer in a bath full of water for a couple of days the
>geese will drown and you won't hear t
On 3/22/2019 17:28:27, Mark Roberts wrote:
Bob Pdml wrote:
You've probably got some Canada geese stuck inside the computer and they can't
talk clearly into the mike to let you know, because it's a bit cramped in there.
If you leave the computer in a bath full of water for a couple of days the
Suggesting that any Apple product is big enough for even a single Canada goose
to hide in probably warrants a visit from the Apple intafada to, er, adjust
your attitude. I agre with your suggested cure for most Apple ills, however.
I believe the technical term is dunking.
> On 22 March 2019
First take a picture of it for coming PUG.
Op 2019-03-22 om 22:09 schreef Bob Pdml:
You've probably got some Canada geese stuck inside the computer and they can't
talk clearly into the mike to let you know, because it's a bit cramped in there.
If you leave the computer in a bath full of water
Heson Blumenthal would probably pay a substantial sum for a picture of an apple
stuffed with a goose.
> On 23 March 2019 at 07:43 Henk Terhell wrote:
>
>
> First take a picture of it for coming PUG.
>
> Op 2019-03-22 om 22:09 schreef Bob Pdml:
> > You've probably got some Canada geese stuck i
Description sounds like fan noise to me. Probably just needs dust
removal, could need fan replacement. The only other thing I could think
of would be bearing failure, which could be a hard drive, which is
infinity worse.
On 3/22/2019 10:54 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
Just tossing this out th
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