Re: Power button eMac

On Jul 6, 2014, at 6:43 PM, 'MarbleMyke' via G-Group wrote: > While upgrading an eMac found in the alley, accidentally broke the power > button. A source on the internet (not this list) suggested using an original > USB keyboard with a power button from an iMac G3. I boug

Power button eMac

While upgrading an eMac found in the alley, accidentally broke the power button. A source on the internet (not this list) suggested using an original USB keyboard with a power button from an iMac G3. I bought one for 10 bucks but it didn't work. Does someone know why? It wouldn't po

Re: Power button

e and replaceable - the power board (the small circuit controller board that is behind your power button, usually contained in a small metal bracket) would be my first speculation. See if you can obtain one on the swap list, being sure to specify that you need it for a Gig-E. Other than that,

Re: Power button

- the power board (the >> small circuit controller board that is behind your power button, usually >> contained in a small metal bracket) would be my first speculation. See if >> you can obtain one on the swap list, being sure to specify that you need it >> for a Gig-E. O

Re: Power button

On Jan 13, 2010, at 10:15 AM, Dana Collins wrote: Hi Norm, For what it's worth, the power board on all these G4 form factors (Sawtooth to QuickSilver) are easily removable and replaceable - the power board (the small circuit controller board that is behind your power button, us

Re: Power button

roblem is > the power button does not do anything. Must unplug and replug in order to > start the G4. Have a USB keyboard with out a power button. Anyone know what is > wrong and how to fix it. Already set pram about 5 times and pushed the cuda > switch. I have a brand new install of th

Re: Power button

is the power button does not do anything. Must unplug and replug in order to > start the G4. Have a USB keyboard with out a power button. Anyone know what > is wrong and how to fix it. Already set pram about 5 times and pushed the > cuda switch. I have a brand new install of the OS. Eve

Power button

Somehow my G4 gigbit is is back. Out of 4 hard drives I got one to finally mount after many trouble shooting steps. I had to do an erase and install so many things are still not right but I can at least work on it. The problem is the power button does not do anything. Must unplug and replug in

eMac Questions about Power Button

Suddenly I find myself with two eMacs discarded by other people glad to get rid of them. One of them has a wrecked power button, and that's where my questions originate. Do all the different eMac models use the same power button? On this one, it looks like the button plugs into a 3-pin recep

Searches in Apple Support (Was: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

Sorry, posting this as a NEW topic a SECOND time, because Google Groups mis-handled my reply to "Spring Cleaning" and changed the Subject line. On Oct 29, 2008, at 6:58 PM, g3-5-list group wrote: > == 1 of 2 == > Date: Wed, Oct 29 2008 4:00 am > From: insightinmind > > Having use the wrong

Searches in Apple Support (Was: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?)

On Oct 29, 2008, at 6:58 PM, g3-5-list group wrote: > == 1 of 2 == > Date: Wed, Oct 29 2008 4:00 am > From: insightinmind > > Having use the wrong Search box, not the one on the Search for > Support, but the one next to the word Support in the Menu bar on > Apple's site, I had ended up with CUDA

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

At 7:00 AM -0400 10/29/2008, insightinmind wrote: > >I've also had a problem though, trying to come up with Manuals and >such using the correct search box. Perhaps Apple needs to reexamine >their redesigned of online Support (wrong computer images), IMO The new support.apple.com is really screw

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

> > > On Oct 27, 2008, at 5:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> >> Now, what is it about people such as yourself that they want to be >> spoon-fed and are unable or unwilling to use the resources >> available to them? It's not that hard. Go to Apple.com, select >> "Support", have someone type the

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

On Oct 27, 2008, at 5:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 10/27/08, insightinmind wrote: > >> Anyone familiar with the CUDA and/or power Buttons on the PCI >> Graphics G4/400 Yikes!? ...the small buttons ... are these CUDA >> switch(es)? > > There's a picture here:

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

On Oct 27, 2008, at 2:01 PM, Dan wrote: > > At 1:37 PM -0400 10/27/2008, insightinmind wrote: >> Anyone familiar with the CUDA and/or power Buttons on the PCI >> Graphics G4/400 Yikes!? >> >> I just added 512MB RAM (2 sticks at 256 each), and removed the >> battery for a few, then replaced it an

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

UDA button, assuming that the logic board reset instructions are correct when they mention pressing the regular power button on the front of the computer, and not the button next to the CUDA button. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subs

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

On Oct 27, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Dan wrote: > > At 2:47 PM -0400 10/27/2008, insightinmind wrote: >> Which button is the CUDA? > > The left one. :) > >> (jpeg being sent offlist). > > Reply sent offlist. Thanks ... Everyone should have a copy of that one! "Service Source Power Mac G4/Macintosh

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

At 2:47 PM -0400 10/27/2008, insightinmind wrote: >Which button is the CUDA? The left one. :) >(jpeg being sent offlist). Reply sent offlist. - Dan. -- - Psychoceramic Emeritus; South Jersey, USA, Earth --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because

Re: Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

At 1:37 PM -0400 10/27/2008, insightinmind wrote: >Anyone familiar with the CUDA and/or power Buttons on the PCI >Graphics G4/400 Yikes!? > >I just added 512MB RAM (2 sticks at 256 each), and removed the >battery for a few, then replaced it and pressed the two buttons near >the battery, thinkin

Yikes! Power Button or CUDA?

Anyone familiar with the CUDA and/or power Buttons on the PCI Graphics G4/400 Yikes!? I just added 512MB RAM (2 sticks at 256 each), and removed the battery for a few, then replaced it and pressed the two buttons near the battery, thinking they're the CUDA/Power buttons. My Yikes! wouldn't