- Is a dead unit that doesn't respond to AC power consistent w/a dead battery on an IPAQ?
- Posted by John Smith on October 9th, 2005
I am repostiing because I think my previous posting was misunderstood.
My unit is non-responsive after obvious deterioration of the battery. It now
will not respond at all even w/AC power. Does this mean the unit is damaged
or could replaciing the battery resolve the situation.
Richard
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- Posted by Cleveland Tech on October 10th, 2005
"John Smith" <john@jon.com> wrote in message
news:4aadnQZ3z8wk39TenZ2dnUVZ_s2dnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
Actually - it was good advice - sometimes a non responsive unit might come
back after doing this. Besides, if you try it and it didn't help, then it
didn't really hurt anything.
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