In August I sent my Lombard to a tech I met here on the G-books list. He
apparently spent much time and effort and my 250.00. Unfortunately the
problem still exists. It worked fine he says for him...but  from the time I
got it back it would still lock up or not start...and it has been getting
worse. I have kids who must do school work online and its been heartbreaking
to loose imputing when time is an issue. The tech added gobs of shareware
and do dads...I just want it to work plain and simple.

Last week the  daughter took the laptop to another location to work on
school work...at the new location it wouldn't start up...She brought it home
where it started fine, did a bit of work and then we shut it down for  4
days, while we camped. Today it won't boot past Chime. I am running OS 9.2.2
and it is the 366 MHz model.

I have tried the reset button on the back of the pb...force quits, and CD s.
Once I actually  did get all the way thru the nice new pictures the tech put
on it...to the window that says Disk Aid will repair ... when it froze
again... and I have opened up the machine and "tucked" things...
remembering  some of you suggest seating motherboards and daughterboards.

I don't have the right tech skills or  language to talk specifically but I
have been on a mac  for 16 years. I very upset with this machine and the
tech who has told me that's it too bad...as he thinks I am doing things to
the pb. I am not. I work everyday from my G3 beige, same system, same
probrams,  same way, no problem.

Are powerbooks always this unstable?

My expenses,  buying the pb and the recent repairs far exceed its value
now... but I would like to get this problem fixed. I am in the Chicagoland
area.

can anyone give advise or a reputable repair?

Kristina
I don't want to upgrade to OS X.



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