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jesteraver

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May 16, 2006
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Montreal, QC
I sent in my iMac G5 last week to get the PSU and Logic Board replaced thinking that was the problem (computer constantly shutting off).

I get a call today from the tech dude, his like you are not running the proper memory on your iMac. I was shocked seeing I bought the computer directly from Apple and never touched the memory. Which is pissing me off right now, my computer only started having problem 2 months ago with shutting off. Yet I've had the computer since September 2004. I think they put the wrong memory back in, because it doesnt make sense that Apple would send a computer with the wrong memory. If so, what do I do now?
 
One thing now I am scared that they also put in another hard drive, had a lot of personal stuff on there and projects for school :mad:

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I sent in my iMac G5 last week to get the PSU and Logic Board replaced thinking that was the problem (computer constantly shutting off).

I get a call today from the tech dude, his like you are not running the proper memory on your iMac. I was shocked seeing I bought the computer directly from Apple and never touched the memory. Which is pissing me off right now, my computer only started having problem 2 months ago with shutting off. Yet I've had the computer since September 2004. I think they put the wrong memory back in, because it doesnt make sense that Apple would send a computer with the wrong memory. If so, what do I do now?

You get your original invoice from Apple and send the service shop a copy of it proving what was bought with your machine.
 
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