Hi again!
John R. Hogerhuis wrote:
> That doesn't always do the trick, if it's crashed it will ignore the
> keyboard. Meanwhile the "memory power" NiCd keeps the corrupt zombie RAM in
> its corrupted state.
Thanks for the advice John.
It actually unfroze it but only for a couple of minutes
Must be the fall seasonŠ..
My M100 just did the same thing while in use on A/C power, the picture
looks almost identical apart from the white block and it only has two
bands.
The NiCd has been replaced and a cold reset etc did not change the locked
condition. It seems to be stuck in that
"I tried a few time to power OFF/power ON, or to do a cold reset
(Shift+Break+RESET) but the result didn't change: "
That doesn't always do the trick, if it's crashed it will ignore the
keyboard. Meanwhile the "memory power" NiCd keeps the corrupt zombie RAM in
its corrupted state.
The goal is
Hi,
I usually use my M100 at least once or twice a week but I was away for
almost a full month, and when I turned it on yesterday, it decided to
take a break :o(
When I turned it on, it was OK for about 3-4 seconds (the time for me
to look at the menu clock, and to check on my watch it was still
