Matt Falvey
Thu, 01 Sep 2011 22:31:36 -0700
Hi, my daughter is having a problem with her MacBook Pro 2.4GHz Intel Core 2
Duo, 10.6.8, no additional memory added, it will not start up by pressing the
start up button. I had a look at the web help and tried the recommended fixes.
Looked at
Hi Ronni,
Unfortunately this is the Unibody with the built in battery. That is why I
tried pressing at the same time the Shift, Control, Option on the LHS along
with the Start button, releasing and waiting 5 seconds and then pressing the
start button. Which I think is resetting the SMC for the
Hi Matt,
On 03/09/2011, at 12:21 AM, Matt Falvey wrote:
Hi Ronni,
Unfortunately this is the Unibody with the built in battery. That is why I
tried pressing at the same time the Shift, Control, Option on the LHS along
with the Start button, releasing and waiting 5 seconds and then
Hi Rod,
The current price for Schools to buy new Macbooks is $899 ex-gst ($988.90)
and that includes 3 years apple care (but you probably know that!).
I think you’re pretty close. Depending on condition and assuming they have
Applecare, around $550-$600, and probably around $750-$800 for the
Hi Ronni, thanks for the reply. I was thinking it was going to be serious too.
As it is still under the 12 month warrantee I will get it up to Joondalup. Now
I have to convince my daughter she is not to blame!
Thanks again Ronni.
Matt
On 03/09/2011, at 9:00 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Matt,
Hi Matt,
Oh yes, definitely NOT your daughter’s fault, if it is the Graphics/ Video Card.
It will be covered by warranty and Joondalup are honest and excellent.
I live down south and it is always a pain getting my machines to Joondalup when
something really bad happens, but 'good ole Daniel'
The address following takes you to an article that looks at the broader
social impact of the work of Steve Jobs. The comments at the end of the
article are not all supportive of the gift.
Enjoy
Merv
http://www.eurekastreet.com.au/article.aspx?aeid=27983
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