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?



Remove the PRAM battery and ram along with disconnecting the HDD's and all the external stuff. Spray clean all the slots with a residue free contact cleaner. Hold down the CUDA switch for 15 secs, reassemble and hold down the power switch till a long beep and light flashes, It should come up.


JOHN CARMONNE
Yorba Linda USA
From TiBook 867




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