You might also try zapping the PRAM, hold Opt+Command+R+P on startup, and wait
for three chimes. This resets the hardware settings, so maybe that'll help. (If
Clark's suggestion doesn't work)
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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>
> When you say power down and up again I take it you mean you shutdown the
> computer. Try shutting it down then pull the AC power cord for about 30
> seconds. I've seen problems like this fixed by TOTALLY powering down like
> this.
>
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