Re: newsletter

["BOB STETTNER" <bstettner@earthlink.net>]

I just left the power cord plugged in and it worked ok the next am.  Others
said it's probably the power supply.  I can't wait to call India.  It used
to be easy to talk with someone in Round Rock or Nashville but not anymore.


> [Original Message]
> From: Adrian Elliott <adrianelliott@Austin.RR.Com>
> To: <ttat-members@aoot.com>
> Date: 6/30/2005 3:01:50 PM
> Subject: Re: newsletter
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> BOB STETTNER wrote:
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> > Adrian...Great Job!!!
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> Thanks Bob.  Oh, and sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday on the 
> computer, it was very busy for me.  If I understand you correctly you 
> get no lights, sounds or otherwise when you press the power button.  
> Forgive me for asking but is the power plug plugged into the wall and 
> into the back of the computer?  Just had to ask.  Otherwise I would try 
> unplugging it for 5 min or so and then plugging it back in.  It sounds 
> like the power supply is going bad on you.  It is possible that there is 
> a loose plug in the computer but the power supply is the more likely 
> culprit.  If it is under warranty  I would definatly call Dell.
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> Adrian.
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