Hi Crew! I just picked up a 160 which looks like it's in great shape
cosmetically, except it seems stone dead. There is no battery in it.
Would that affect whether it boots or not? I doubt it. Then again, I
don't even know how to turn it on, I'm guessing the button on the rear
left but maybe
Hi Brian -
You do have to press the button in the back, as there isn't a power
button on the keyboard. My first mac was a PB 160 (which I still have -
though it's not in good shape anymore). Let me know if I can help further.
-Chris
Brian Mahoney wrote:
Then again, I don't even know
I have reeived yesterday my NEW powerbook 1400/117, this is my first time on
MAC OS.
The battery is bad, as the CD-ROM too, but, i like it.
I also have some PCMCIA cards, one wireless cardbus PC Card - 802.11b, one
56K FAX MODEM, but most important, a external CDROM Drive.
The question, HOW
Hi there
I have a lombard 333mhz and it seems now that every time i want to use
the machine, i have to press the reset switch round the back first,
before pressing the power button. Otherwise it will just sit there with
a black screen.
Someone suggested it might be the pram battery, while
James fussed:
Someone suggested it might be the pram battery, while another said it
was a common problem with Lombards running 10.3. Does anyone else had
trouble turning on their Lombard laptop?
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Mine would start ok from off but if it went to sleep it behaved as
you describe. My
