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When i Turn on my PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.5GHz)
Its turns on but once i get to the final screen where im logged in, something pops up and says "Your computer's clock is set to date before March 24th, 2001. This may cause some applications to behave erratically" then i click ok and its just brings me right back to the msg about the date or what ever please help!!!
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By running it after it shutdown and it finally did its last pop that added another $XX to the parts bill.
The control boards (2) have now failed There are burned Capacitors ( pop!) and possibly even a few transistors burned out. This is not a DIY it is a Tech job as once changed these boards require additional tuning of the convergence factor.
you need to replace a cople of the opticoupers most likely, if you want to repair this and save yourself a lot of dough, contact me at techman32k-at-yahoo dot com Larry Dillon
i had the same problem...when someone would send me a text from aim it would show, but just stay stuck on that main screen....what i did was go to aim....then put in my cell phone number...and sent myself a message...then it came in my inbox on my phone...finally my aim was visible with all my buddies...hope this works for you too!!
All you need to do is a System Repair. You have to boot the Mac with the CD/DVD (as if you were to install the OS X again, but when you get the desktop, you are given options to repair your current installation. (Follow the instructions on screen). It will take about 20 minutes to complete (depending on your processor speed).
Something is wrong with the operating system. If there is a flashing folder with a question mark, then it might be with the hard drive as well. If you just get that warning, then you may only have to reinstall your operating system (OS X). Get your CD/DVDs out and insert the OS X disk. Hold down C when you start the computer so it will start from the disk and not from the hard drive. After the startup program has loaded, you can try to check the hard drive and repair permissions and such to see if that works, or you can just reinstall the OS. Good luck.
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