I've come through all possible explanations for my issue - bad RAM, wrong HD, complete Hardware testing, even the special one, which only authorized technicians have a software for showed no problems AT ALL.
The issue is the following. After a period of time like 5-10 mins when all hardware in my Macbook (model 2.1, middle 2007) cooled down completely I can't boot the thing from the first time. Literally I need to press power button once, then I see sleep indicator glowing steady and I can feel HD spinning, then I wait for 2-4 minutes, turn it down and then I can boot. Sometimes it takes 3 attempts to boot it successfully. My assumption is it's gonna be something about the temperature but I don't have this issue further, after several minutes of work, when I deliberately turn off and on again and can boot for the first time.
Is there anybody on this planet who experienced the same situation ever?
The issue is the following. After a period of time like 5-10 mins when all hardware in my Macbook (model 2.1, middle 2007) cooled down completely I can't boot the thing from the first time. Literally I need to press power button once, then I see sleep indicator glowing steady and I can feel HD spinning, then I wait for 2-4 minutes, turn it down and then I can boot. Sometimes it takes 3 attempts to boot it successfully. My assumption is it's gonna be something about the temperature but I don't have this issue further, after several minutes of work, when I deliberately turn off and on again and can boot for the first time.
Is there anybody on this planet who experienced the same situation ever?