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Hi all,

I have a mini 1.66 model and I have a few questions. First I bought the unit used and it worked fine. Then I decided to upgrade the HDD, ram and processor to the duo 2 1.83 Ok I finally replaced all the parts at once and now the unit will boot up but the display is blank. I did put all the orginal part back and I get the same results no display. The only thing I did not do is put the cover back on as I thought it would not make a difference. Has anybody have any ideas on what could be the cause?
 
Hi all,

I have a mini 1.66 model and I have a few questions. First I bought the unit used and it worked fine. Then I decided to upgrade the HDD, ram and processor to the duo 2 1.83 Ok I finally replaced all the parts at once and now the unit will boot up but the display is blank. I did put all the orginal part back and I get the same results no display. The only thing I did not do is put the cover back on as I thought it would not make a difference. Has anybody have any ideas on what could be the cause?

i had the same problem a while back after a ram upgrade. Make sure the both boards are mated together properly. i didn't push them all the way together.
 
You know I didn't put the original memory back in. Do you really think that's the problem? God I hope soo. I guess I'll have to wait until tomorrow since the original memory is at work.


i had the same problem a while back after a ram upgrade. Make sure the both boards are mated together properly. i didn't push them all the way together.
 
The other thing I did notice is that the KB or mouse will not light up when the power is applied.
 
Be sure all the connections are tight. Especially the two wire connections. (There is one near the back right and one right in the front.) Many people forget to connect those two wires once gutting the mini.
 
With everything that was upgrade on this unit. It turns out one of the memory chips were bad. As soon as I removed the new ones and put the original ones back it booted up fine. I still can't get over how bad ram would effect this so much (no video, no mouse light or keyboard inputs). :confused: :confused:


Oh well I guess you learn something new everyday....
 
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