[P1] new iBook problem...

[Fran Dollinger]

Gotcha! I'll give that a try when it does that same senario again.
Thanks!

Fran
On Sunday, May 4, 2003, at 04:35 AM, Jack Rodgers wrote:

> On Sunday, May 4, 2003, at 12:45  AM, Fran Dollinger wrote:
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>> Thanks for the ideas & suggestions!
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> On your keyboard, probably the F5 key, is an FKey with a speaker icon 
> and 3 sound waves. Press that the next time you hear the whirring and 
> see if the whirring stops. If so, then you have some extension or 
> application that is generating a sound through the speakers.
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> You can also press the F3 key, speaker icon with no sound wave, to 
> reduce the speaker volume while the whirring sound occurs. If it now 
> is lower in volume, see the above paragraph.
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> If either or both of these tests prove positive, do a search while in 
> the Finder, Command+F, for the word Sound and report what you find.
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