Replacing The CMOS Battery in An HP Compaq 6000 Pro All In One
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2024
- I have been at another auction and I picked up a couple of computers. These computers are a bit newer than the ones that I normally work on. They were sold as not working. As a shot in the dark I am going to change the CMOS battery on the HP Compaq 6000 Pro All In One to see if that helps. I will also see what is going on with the iMac.
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Time Stamps
0:00 Intro
1:16 Testing The HP Compaq 6000 Pro All In One
2:35 Disassembling The HP
6:34 Changing The CMOS Battery In The HP
8:01 Removing The Hard Drive and CD Drive
9:05 Does The HP Work Now?
9:47 Testing The 2006 iMac
11:34 The End 
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Before you give up on the HP, I’d like to see you check the power connector, switch and check for voltages. The principles are similar to troubleshooting of the old 8 bit systems you’ve worked on before.
I'm not giving up on it yet, the power switch is on my list of things to check as soon as I figure out how to get to it!
@@CanadianRetroThings Excellent! Fingers crossed there will be a Part 2!
Thank you sir so much for this video. 👊😇❤
Nice pickup on those systems. It's a pity about the HP not working (I have no idea at all where you could start to try fixing it) but like you said it has a lot of parts that you can use elsewhere. The Apple is a different story though it boots and it was running Linux, I don't know Apples much but I imagine it should be easy to get up (and you have a choice of OS you can put on it). Nice video, I enjoyed watching the teardown to change the battery.
The HP looks like it will be a parts computer, I still have not decided exactly what to do with the iMac. I am thinking of doing a tare down video to pull the hard drive out so I can test and either reformat it or replace it.
$12 Canadian I would say that is a deal. The iMac should be easily restored with a restore disc or a OSX DVD, probably 10.6 as that is probably a good version to run for early intel Macs.
I am thinking that as well. I am sure I can get something running on it, I might even put Linux back on it since I already have a couple of Macs from around that era. I have not decided yet.
Free Sub from a fellow Canadian.
I would suggest getting plastic tools such as the ones for cell phones. I use them anytime I can't use metal or want to be gentle with what I'm doing. Such as removing ribbon cables and other things that can easily break.
I have picked up bot some plastic and ceramic tools since this video. Slowly I am getting all the stuff I want!
Thank you for the video, what is the maximum processor can be updated? E5900, pentium D?