Sweener88 macrumors 6502 Original poster Jun 6, 2006 #1 Hi i want to reset my pmu to fix heat issues with MBP, is there anything that could be wrong with doing this?
Hi i want to reset my pmu to fix heat issues with MBP, is there anything that could be wrong with doing this?
mad jew Moderator emeritus Jun 6, 2006 #2 Not really but it probably won't help the heat issue. 😱 Having said that, you can damage the logic board if you reset it multiple times between restarts.
Not really but it probably won't help the heat issue. 😱 Having said that, you can damage the logic board if you reset it multiple times between restarts.
treblah macrumors 65816 Jun 6, 2006 #3 mad jew said: Having said that, you can damage the logic board if you reset it multiple times between restarts. Click to expand... Seriously? Is that any logic board or just the MBP? 😕
mad jew said: Having said that, you can damage the logic board if you reset it multiple times between restarts. Click to expand... Seriously? Is that any logic board or just the MBP? 😕
mad jew Moderator emeritus Jun 6, 2006 #4 That's any logic board. FWIW, the consequences are still pretty rare but don't do it all the same. 🙂 I've done it twice accidentally, with no dramas.
That's any logic board. FWIW, the consequences are still pretty rare but don't do it all the same. 🙂 I've done it twice accidentally, with no dramas.
treblah macrumors 65816 Jun 6, 2006 #5 I was thinking of doing it intentionally because I am getting tired of waiting for Apple to fix the whine on my MBP 🙁
I was thinking of doing it intentionally because I am getting tired of waiting for Apple to fix the whine on my MBP 🙁
mad jew Moderator emeritus Jun 6, 2006 #6 Apple technicians are pretty good at working out whether a machine has been tampered with. I wouldn't bother. 🙂
Apple technicians are pretty good at working out whether a machine has been tampered with. I wouldn't bother. 🙂
treblah macrumors 65816 Jun 6, 2006 #7 mad jew said: Apple technicians are pretty good at working out whether a machine has been tampered with. I wouldn't bother. 🙂 Click to expand... I don't think holding down the power switch while the battery is out would be considered tampering. Now if I used an X-acto knife to make a tiny cut across some circuitry, well then yeah.
mad jew said: Apple technicians are pretty good at working out whether a machine has been tampered with. I wouldn't bother. 🙂 Click to expand... I don't think holding down the power switch while the battery is out would be considered tampering. Now if I used an X-acto knife to make a tiny cut across some circuitry, well then yeah.