I bought a reconditioned cartridge for my LaserWriter 4/600 ages ago.
Not used it all that much (this is the bit that hurts!) and it
suddenly started causing darkish tones on one side of the paper that
was printed. I pulled the cartridge out and it was extraordinary,
when I tried to gently
I bought a reconditioned cartridge for my LaserWriter 4/600 ages ago.
Not used it all that much (this is the bit that hurts!) and it
suddenly started causing darkish tones on one side of the paper that
was printed. I pulled the cartridge out and it was extraordinary,
when I tried to gently sway it
I have an old LaserWriter 16/600PS which I bought used several years
ago. It has given (and is still giving) me yeoman service. It
prints better than either of my wife's HP (much newer) printers (they
give a pixellated (?) print-out on angled print boxes in ClarisWorks,
etc.). I used it
The fans on the 9800 series of video cards are notoriously unreliable - partly
because these cards do run pretty hot compared to others.
A lot of guys replace the fans with something that pushes a lot more air.
The fan in my 9800 128mb went south after 6 months of use and I know of two
others
Thanks for the quick response.
I tried replacing the battery, and that seems to have cleared up some other
issues I was having (prolonged blue screen on boot up), but it didn't solve the
no video on reboot problem.
When I log in and share the screen, instead of the video card being properly
On 12/27/2009 8:47 PM, Hal wrote:
Thanks for the quick response.
I tried replacing the battery, and that seems to have cleared up some other
issues I was having (prolonged blue screen on boot up), but it didn't solve
the no video on reboot problem.
When I log in and share the screen,
On Dec 27, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Jason Brown wrote:
I had that issue on a Powermac G5 where I work. No matter what card I
put in it, it would act funky. Reset button on board didnt do
anything.
Try this and lemme know if it works. Shut computer down and while
holding down Command-Alt-O-F to
On 12/27/2009 11:50 PM, Kasey Smith wrote:
Snow Leopard? On a G5? O_O
Snow Leopard Cache Cleaner is not just for Snow Leopard. I know the name
implies it, which is a poor choice on their part. It is also compatible
with 10.4 and 10.5, maybe others. I use it a good bit at work along
