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So i found in my basement a old box with a MacBook inside (which was my christmas suprise hidden by my bro)
for 1-3 Years it was Perfect but now When i plugged it in power booted it
it welcomed me with 3 Beeps
now i never touched the RAM,HARDDRIVE,CPU anything i just used it normally but after removing the Kingston 2GB DDR2 PC5300-667 IT BOOTED NORMALLY
đ i would appreciate any help
well the Kingston one is the original that came with this mac then i bought a Third Party one but the kingston one doesnt boot i tryed only kingston no success i tryed only Third Party ok
btw my mac model is: MacBookPro4,1
Then that would seem to be the answer. It's unusual that the RAM would go bad sitting in the box but anything can happen.
Well im just gonna clean the ram slots,reinsert the ram and reset NVRAM and see if that helps if not i am getting new 6GB RAM Upgrade
Sounds like a plan.
i Solved this
i plugged a GDDR2 667 in the Slot1
and the Third Party in Slot2
AND Did a NVRAM and All OK Now
now i can use my Good Old MacBook Pro
Great, glad to hear that. Nice work!
3 beeps on MacBook Pro
