on 2/11/04 8:24 PM, Ed Gibson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I removed the battery, pulled all cords going to the 1400cs after > shutting it off. I got as far as pulling out the keyboard and the power > light came on very dimly. It would not go out even after pressing the > power switch in the back. I pulled the memory chip loose, removed it and > then took out the network expansion card. I removed the four screws > holding down the 177mHz processor then inserted the 133 mHz processor > module. After re-installing everything back in, I hit the on/off button > but nothing happened. I then hit the power button on the back and got > the power light on the top right corner of the screen to come on bright > again, but no boot. Is there a pram reset switch on the laptops I havn't > found yet or something else I'm missing? Also, I'm looking for an > operating manual for this, can anyone help? > > Thanks, Ed
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