Hello Joe,

It sounds as though there's something seriously wrong with your machine. Have 
you contacted Apple about it? I assume this is one of the new Minis with no DVD 
drive and this new Thunderbolt connection? If so, you really should get Apple 
to look at it.

I can't sort out your hardware problems, but if you get it fixed, you know 
where to find me for help getting started properly.

Cheers,

Anne


On 19 Aug 2011, at 17:01, Joe Paton wrote:

> Hi Folks,
> 
> I thought that just for the sake of completeness, I'd connect a monitor to 
> this mini.  Now would you believe it, VO starts up automatically, but I have 
> no keyboard access that is spoken. I know the keyboard is responding, if I 
> send the mini to sleep, I'd rather put it to death right now, but when I send 
> it to sleep, and press a key, I hear the cooler start and the HD.  But still 
> I get nothing back.  command f5 does nothing.  So I disconnect the monitor, 
> and keyboard control is returned.
> 
> I've run most of the re-set commands i've gained from you good folk on this 
> list, but still status quo.
> 
> What say you, wise people..
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> JP
> 
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