Michael:
Followed your instructions below, even replaced the battery ($11.95 at
Radio Shack!)
Clicked the red cuda switch, still not one glitch on the monitor. It has a
video card besides
the two monitor (Mac/PC) connections built in from the motherboard on the
back. I have
tried various monitors, both PC's and Mac's that I know work on other
machines. I did
replace the hard drive with a larger one, but that should not stop it from
booting, should
it? Somewhere there is an answer! Thanks for your help, James
"Michael S. Macdonald" wrote:
> James wrote:
> >Been watching all the info going down about the above, and having
> >similar problems,
> >but cannot get any video to come up on the monitor. Have checked all
> >the boards,
> >and followed all the instructions as I have read on here, but still no
> >video, even
> >with several monitors. Any suggestions? Has an external video card too.
>
> A coupla common problems with the PowerCenterPro are
> 1. A failed cache dimm prevents monitor boot up. Remove this dimm and try
> to boot up without it. (It's the separate dimm beside the CPU)
> 2. Also try undoing the hold down for the monitor riser card and reseating
> it. This card can be jostled slightly loose during a move, and appear fully
> seated. Reseating it sometimes cures the problem you describe.
>
> If it's the PowerBase 210 you have then our core of PowerBase users may
> have other suggestions.
>
> Cheers...Michael
>
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