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Hello all, My old computer, an iMac running Snow Leopard, has been chugging along nicely, but now appears to be dead.
Yes, it is plugged in ;-)
I hit the power button on the back (lower left corner) and nothing happens: no Apple chime, no hint of light, just a silent black screen.
Is there any hope of resurrection?
TIA for all help!
Ch.S.
Also check the cord on the back of your iMac. Sometimes it can come part way out of the socket.
Then try everything, at > If your Mac doesn't turn on or start up - Apple Support
If none of the above help? Then sounds like either the power supply or logic board has failed.
Also check the cord on the back of your iMac. Sometimes it can come part way out of the socket.
Then try everything, at > If your Mac doesn't turn on or start up - Apple Support
If none of the above help? Then sounds like either the power supply or logic board has failed.
You can try unplugging it from AC for 15-30 secs then plugging it back in. If that doesn't work, it probably is "dead".
Also try plugging it directly into the wall outlet bypassing any surge strip which might be defective.
Dead (?) iMac
