- RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST INSTALL
- RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST PC
- RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST MAC
RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST PC
The question is : Do you need ADC? You have an ADC monitor? If you use DVI or VGA and your card is "PC-born" you can use a PC ATX PSU with the adapter-cable from ATXG4PSU you mentioned before. On the other side, a complete recap of the PSU with good quality condenser will make the computer more stable after 11-15 years of service.
In Spain a good tech can take 40-70 euros to repair (that old psu)
RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST MAC
Where did you find the instructions for testing a Mac PSU? I know HOW only on PC-ATX.įor sure a good old skool tech can repair, but sometimes is cheaper to ebay another because of the time it takes to. I changed the internal PRAM battery, reset the back button, and the PRAM and BAM. I bought literally dozens of Pismo Powerbooks from ebay that were stone dead (won't power on at all), sellers said they had bad MBs. Corrupted values in the PRAM from a battery on its way out can also cause a list of issues. so always make sure your MB battery is running at 3.6 Volts (easy test with a Voltmeter. so as mentioned, always zap it if you are changing video cards.Īs the G4 MB battery dies. including information about when your computer was first powered on and how long your Mac has been in use (Apple odometer). Some of the more significant things that are stored in PRAM are network settings, monitor settings, mouse speed, highlight color, the startup disk, and a bunch of Apple secret stuff. and thus clears more settings in the PRAM (Think of a G4 as a PC with multiple BIOS zones.each zap chime clears values in a zone). each cycle wipes out more non-volitile RAM info. Hmm maybe this is why people opt for "power conditioners" to ensure proper stream of power to equipment.Īs ProToolsLEGuy mentioned.
because ive cahnged this powerstrip now and the light is constant + Stable from this mini lamp too now i think someone had tripped over it or stepped on it and damaged it I had this small light there on my desk and the light was changing in brightness alot.Īnd being strange - i really think this is all caused by this faulty power bar strip. hopefully not my peripherals, sound cards+ video cards +ram + g4port
So i think this has damaged the psu and/or the logic boar. (stupid)Īnyways when i replaced the powerbar strip this shock is not happening any longer. I saw this happen a few times when plugging in the quicksilver lately i just didnt think anything of it. Ive just tested this with a win98 pIII box and it made this tiny shock/sound when u connect the power After some tears and the G4 feeling sad unplugged it repairs itself alone (?)Īt this point in time i think it was caused by a cheap power supply causing a surge or shock And other times making the "I wanna bong but I turn off before" other times. Once it broke my Ata33 channel, and other my Ata66 channel. This thing happened to me 3-4 times before, when installing usb nec cards, sonnet tempo, ram and "pc supposed to work"graphics card. Sometimes PRAM corrupts itself when swapping parts.
RIGHT CLOCK DOESNT WORK ON HARMOR VST INSTALL
It should work.ģ If still no bong, unplug the computer from the outlet, the motherboard from the PSU and the battery (good momment to test the battery with a multimeter) and let the mac unplugged one day.Ĥ Still no bong? Swap the memories you left behind in step 2 with the ones in the G4.ĥ Tripple check the cables from the PSU, maybe some cable is naked (no plastic around) and it make a short-circuit, turning down the MacĦ Still no bong? Install a MacOs9/MacOsX in a harddrive with VNC (to make headless) with the G3 (preferable a ATA disk) and swap that drive in the G4.Įxplanation. If it dont bong or the battery is empty, or the ram had broke or a card had broken or the motherboard.Ģ Empty the mac (no pcis and let 1 or 2 memories be there) and try with another know working card (the one from the B&W). That is called reset parameter ram or reset PRAM.
Every time you change ANYTHING on a mac (more/less ram, graphics card, etc) is good to press P+R+Apple+Alt until it bongs for at least 4 times the cycle.
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