S scottahamilton macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 16, 2008 13 0 Aug 17, 2008 #26 I've deleted everything and re-installed the OS. It's still doing it, so I think it's got to be something inside the iMac
I've deleted everything and re-installed the OS. It's still doing it, so I think it's got to be something inside the iMac
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Mar 7, 2007 15,026 52 Texas Aug 17, 2008 #27 scottahamilton said: I've deleted everything and re-installed the OS. It's still doing it, so I think it's got to be something inside the iMac Click to expand... Yeah, probably some bad RAM. Take it to or call Apple.
scottahamilton said: I've deleted everything and re-installed the OS. It's still doing it, so I think it's got to be something inside the iMac Click to expand... Yeah, probably some bad RAM. Take it to or call Apple.
S scottahamilton macrumors newbie Original poster Aug 16, 2008 13 0 Aug 17, 2008 #28 Hi everyone! I just wanted to thank you all for your great advice. I've had a friend come round and they think it's dust in the mac, because it's heating up. So they're going to take it to their shop and try and fix it! Thank you all very, very much!
Hi everyone! I just wanted to thank you all for your great advice. I've had a friend come round and they think it's dust in the mac, because it's heating up. So they're going to take it to their shop and try and fix it! Thank you all very, very much!