The x on the battery sounds like what I had for 5 months or so... One day it wouldn't
come on at all and I ended up having to get a new I/O board from DT&T. The problem
started I believe when 2 screws came loose from the 240mhz Newer card. The Newer card
also ended up nonfunctioning, though DT&T said that they could fix it... Any one know
how that is done?? I'd be very interested in how to bring a dead newercard back to
life!!
publicdefender wrote:
> Second, While a Have three batteries for my 2400, the Computer will not
> start unless plugged in. Once it does start up the battery indicator shows
> that the battery is empty and will not recharge (i.e. There is an x over the
> battery symbol).
>
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