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my battery is fully charged and i have tried booting it directly but still my mother board is not getting powered up.when i try to start it by pressing the power button it makes a slight noise which is i feel normal as it used to make that noise before the problem
i have taken my laptop to the apple service centre they said me my mother board is getting fallout
so anyone please help me
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Check to see if your battery has at least a 20% charge or your machine will not start. Push the test button on the battery. Reset the SMC by removing the battery and power adapter then press and hold the power on button for five seconds. Replace the battery and AC adapter and give it a try. Please give us the last three figures of your serial number and the history on this machine. Were you having any video issues with it?
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i have pushed the test button on the battery but it doesnt respond(no light).i pressed the power button for five seconds after removing the battery and power adapter and tried booting it after connecting the battery and the adapter but still the same problem.
serial no:W87302F1XAH
i have been using this laptop for five years and this is the first time it has created a problem
no there were no video issues with it
Apple MacBook Pro "Core 2 Duo" 2.2 15" (SR) Specs
Identifiers: Mid/Late 2007, 2.4/2.2GHz* - MA895LL - MacBookPro3,1 - A1226 - 2136 Try replacing the battery and give the new one at least a twenty percent charge, then see if it will start right up.
actually my battery was completely drained so i kept it on charging and now its charged more then 40% and i tried booting it up but it still showing me the same problem
What tests did Apple do? If it really is the logic board, you can get a "depot repair" or "flat rate repair". It costs about $280 plus shipping and tax.
i dont know wat test they performed they said me my motherboard is falling out and i had to change my motherboard
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If there is a pulsing sleep light on the front then most likely your graphics card has failed. These models commonly suffer from the NVidia G84 and G86 graphics failure. Basically all the NVidia GeForce 8600M GT chips are defective. You might try to take it to the Apple Store and have them run a graphics test on the MacBook Pro. The only way to fix this is to replace the graphics card or replace the motherboard. Replacing the graphics card however requires a rework station.
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3 Comments
Does the sleep light on the front blink or pulse in any pattern or does it just stay a constant brightness?
by Owen Cunneely
no there is no sleep light or pulse it just makes a noise and then its gone no response from the motherboard
by kamran
yes sir there is a sleep light on he front blink...in the pattern of pulse
by kamran