Injured Rezz
Tuesday 12 April 2005 à 12:55
Hi ive got a Dual 2Ghz G5 with 1Gb RAM, ive had it since december and has been running Logic 7 sweet. However i go to turn it on the other day and it will not boot up. I hear the chime noise and the fans start to run. But no display comes up at all. I have tried the apple help site and have tried restetting the PMU but it hasnt helped. The mouse lights up as normal, so i presume the keyboard is getting power as the mouse is USB'ed off it. So just to test its not the monitor for sure, i waited a while incase it was booting up with out displaying. I then pressed the eject on the keyboard to try and open the DVD, but nothing happened. The only other thing is if i leave it running for a few minutes the fans get faster and faster and sound like its not going to stop, so i power it down by holding the power button.
Any help would be grateful!
Injured Rezz
Tuesday 12 April 2005 à 13:19
ah ive got it sorted now, i took everything apart and put it back together, and it works, so it was probably just something working its way loose!
breathesteve
Monday 04 July 2005 à 19:41
my G5 is doing this exact same thing as I type (i'm using a different computer to write this). This is the second time this has happened. Where the fans just start getting louder and louder and stay at full blast. Last time I decided to hold down the power and shut it off midway through this. Now I am not so sure I should do that because I'm afraid I might damage something. Why does this happen? What can I do to stop this?
Injured Rezz
Monday 04 July 2005 à 20:38
right...if i remember correctly it was the ram that had worked its way loose, turn the G5 off, take it apart, then pull the ram out and put it in again. I dont know if it does it for other things being loose, but just check everything is in secure. Let me know if it works ok
Injured Rezz
Monday 04 July 2005 à 20:40
oh yes....i remember i turned it off multipul times like you did with the power on button when it was malfunitoning, and it did not damage it.
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