Sweener88 macrumors 6502 Original poster Apr 27, 2006 426 1 Im EVERYWHERE! 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 Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia 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 Oct 28, 2003 1,285 0 29680 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 Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia 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 Oct 28, 2003 1,285 0 29680 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 Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia 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 Oct 28, 2003 1,285 0 29680 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.