Ron wrote:
LOL...I didn't know the power button was on the keyboard. The machine didn't
come with one. I'll have to get a used keyboard for it then and give it a
shot. The little battery you are all talking about...is that similar to a
windows machines cmos battery, i.e., on the motherboard? I've been working
with windows machines for so long that I know alot about fixing them.
Apparently I don't even know how to turn one on! :-D
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Ron, the battery is about the same size as a AA battery, but about half as long and you should find it on the motherboard in a little cage. If memory serves it is near the jumper block on the beige/aio motherboard. I'm fairly new to Mac's as well having used PC's all my life. I still use the PC's too, but enjoy futzing around with Mac's as well. As for Normand's comment, I would like him to show me the power switch on the keyboard of my iMac or LCIII for that matter!
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