DDR PowerMacs - problems?
How do the power buttons work on your dual G4 DDRs? Mine powers-up fine from the display, but if I try the button on the CPU I generally get no lovin'. If I keep trying it eventually works, but the button gives no satisfying click and it doesn't give very much. Is this how it works on all of the new dual G4s?
Is anyone else having phantom problems?
Is anyone else having phantom problems?
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<strong>How do the power buttons work on your dual G4 DDRs? Mine powers-up fine from the display, but if I try the button on the CPU I generally get no lovin'. If I keep trying it eventually works, but the button gives no satisfying click and it doesn't give very much. Is this how it works on all of the new dual G4s?
Is anyone else having phantom problems?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I dunno, I've only pushed it twice.
The front-mounted power buttons have NEVER "clicked" on the PowerMacs, as far as I can remember. All it should take is a gentle, soft push as the button glows brightly (not sure if the newest Mac's button lights up) for the brief instant you are pushing it. If you're trying to get it to click, you may have pushed it too hard, maybe broken it.
[ 09-07-2002: Message edited by: Brad ]</p>
<strong>Satisfying click? Huh?
The front-mounted power buttons have NEVER "clicked" on the PowerMacs, as far as I can remember. All it should take is a gentle, soft push as the button glows brightly (not sure if the newest Mac's button lights up) for the brief instant you are pushing it. If you're trying to get it to click, you may have pushed it too hard, maybe broken it.</strong><hr></blockquote>
My QuickSilver 2002's button most definitely clicks. I can't turn it on or put it to sleep unless I make the button click, in fact. I just tried it.
Where my old G4/400 needed only a soft push
I need much higher force to activate my new dual.
The first time I tried I thought it to be defective
Maybe quality problems?
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