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Re: Help please, apple ii mouse card

Subject: Re: Help please, apple ii mouse card
From: Geo3 <grent3@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2013 06:36:27 -0800 (PST)
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On Sunday, February 3, 2013 8:25:59 AM UTC-5, chad Scar wrote:
> I just receive a mouse card and mouse for my apple iie.  I installed it and now my disk drive is not initiating on bootup. When I remove the mouse  card the disk drive works again.  Anyone know what might be going on?  Thank you so much

A little more information might be helpful. What slot are you plugging the card into? Mouse card should be in slot#4 The 5.25 goes into slot #6. One or two drives? Did you try Just the mouse card with out the mouse?
 Maybe the power supply is weak. I kind of doubt it. But if you have 2 drives and it boots ok. Now if you can take the second off line easy. You can try booting up with one drive and the mouse card. If it boots then the P.S. is weak. I have seen this on the IIgs, but not on the IIe yet. What ever you do be careful the power is OFF when you do anything. DOUBLE and TRIPLE check the drive connections before you put it back and power up. TOO many have damaged their drives by not getting it write.

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