Shao Sean wrote:
Actually I had the same problem with an original iMac as well.. There's
a small button on the motherboard that you need to press to reset it and
then it should be good to go. :-)
That's likely to be it. Derek's iMac is an original iMac, and this
procedure (reset cuda chip) is a likely fix (assuming the keyboard is
OK). Later models are a bit different though, the battery is also involved.
Martin Baxter
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