I realize that. That was just in response to Bruce saying that it rarely
fixes things. My bets are on the PMU. Reset that and I think it will likely
fix it. It is the small tact switch on the logic board.
‹ Alex Sciortino
http://windows8sales.com/
From: Kris Tilford
Reply-To:
Date: Tuesday,
On Jan 15, 2014, at 12:19 AM, Alex Sciortino wrote:
> Not necessarily. Sometimes an Archive and Install can solve many issues.
> Just because it is a Mac does not mean system files cannot get corrupted.
Whoa. There’s a LOT to be done BEFORE an “Archive and Install” is necessary.
1) Zap PRAM & r
Not necessarily. Sometimes an Archive and Install can solve many issues.
Just because it is a Mac does not mean system files cannot get corrupted.
‹ Alex Sciortino
http://windows8sales.com/
On 1/14/14, 7:03 AM, "Bruce Johnson" wrote:
>
>Re-installing the OS is a windows fix for a Mac problem
The finder quits but it is still running. It runs 10.4.11.
On Monday, January 13, 2014 11:18:24 PM UTC-5, smac0031 wrote:
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> My DA G4 doesn't shut down when you select shut down from the menu. It
> just malingers.
>
> Mark Murphy
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I used a G5 for a couple years, and I have been looking for ASD (Apple
Service Diagnostics) for a long time, with no success.
(it's needed for testing and tuning the G5, e.g. for calibrating fan speeds)
Confirming a classic Murphy law :-D as soon as I got rid of the G5, I found
ASD 2.5.8! Oh well
On Jan 13, 2014, at 9:18 PM, smac0031 wrote:
> My DA G4 doesn't shut down when you select shut down from the menu. It just
> malingers.
"Malingers" is a rather inexact term. What OS Version?
Is it stopping with the finder still active? With the desktop background still
visible? With a gray
