Hello.
I have an old macbook 2,1 (late 2006). The battery is long dead, and i have been using it plugged in.(I recently got it as a browsing laptop for my parents).
Since i got it, the charger had a dim green light. I thought that this is because it didn't had a battery.
It worked fine until a few days ago, when it didnt boot up. When i press the power button, the LCD flashed for a split second then turns of. The fans start up, and the light indicator in the bottom of the laptop stays on.
I tried removing the RAM modules, and the light still stays on (it should normally blink).
I tried the charger with a similar laptop (early 2007) with no battery, and the green light on the charger is not dim, indicating my laptop had a problem even before.
Any idea on what the problem might be? Is it the logic board, or could it be a corrupt firmware, or a problem with the power connector?
Tried SMC reset, did not help.
This problem (laptop not booting) happened a couple of times before. The solution was to unplug the laptop and wait 15-20 minutes. After that, it would work. But this time, it didn't.
I have an old macbook 2,1 (late 2006). The battery is long dead, and i have been using it plugged in.(I recently got it as a browsing laptop for my parents).
Since i got it, the charger had a dim green light. I thought that this is because it didn't had a battery.
It worked fine until a few days ago, when it didnt boot up. When i press the power button, the LCD flashed for a split second then turns of. The fans start up, and the light indicator in the bottom of the laptop stays on.
I tried removing the RAM modules, and the light still stays on (it should normally blink).
I tried the charger with a similar laptop (early 2007) with no battery, and the green light on the charger is not dim, indicating my laptop had a problem even before.
Any idea on what the problem might be? Is it the logic board, or could it be a corrupt firmware, or a problem with the power connector?
Tried SMC reset, did not help.
This problem (laptop not booting) happened a couple of times before. The solution was to unplug the laptop and wait 15-20 minutes. After that, it would work. But this time, it didn't.