We have been blowing the circuits in my house, and every time my mac has been on that circuit. It was doing fine, and I would just restart it every time the circuit blew, but came home one day to find that it would not turn on. The power button on the monitor and the tower both light up, but I get nothing else. I have reset the ram, but that has not worked. I have not checked the CMOS battery, and not really convinced that that is the problem. I could be wrong. I'm not extremely knowledgeable in this area, although I am gaining rather quickly. I'm hoping I can resurrect this little baby, and maybe do some upgrades on it. It's still a stock 733 MHz processor, with at least 256 mb ram and an 80 harddrive. Any ideas on how to fix it? Eventually wanting to do an overhaul on this system and upgrade the USB, processor, MoBo, video card, CD drive, and all that! I want a mac that will last me a long time!
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