I want to know if anyone here can give me some answer's on what this problem might be, and list every single option I have at my disposal to fix this problem as soon as possible. She wants a brand new machine, but Apple's policy is not on her side so its not that easy. I am at a breaking point with Apple and there customer service, my girlfriend just started school and needs her iBOOK, and we just do not feel Apple is doing their job here. And Yes, it’s trying to tell you something A looping three beeps in between three seconds during startup is your iMac’s way of telling you that the operating system you’re trying to boot into is incompatible with your Mac hardware. Yesterday, I make a call to Apple's customer service and get in touch with a technician who tells me so far they have no diagnosed anything to say it would be a hardware problem. We then proceed to take it back to the Apple store, and they diagnose it as a hardware problem AGAIN, and send it back to Apple.
The next day, the machine freezes again, and upon restart the same thing happens and beeps three times. They sent it into Apple, and Apple did not diagnose any hardware problem, even though the store diagnosis was a hardware problem.
We brought it to the Apple store here in Westchester County NY, and they diagnosed it as a hardware problem. I researched this problem and found that it has happened with the Powerbook G4's and said it might have something to do with the RAM itself, or it not being seated properly. After 17 days of little to no real use, the machine froze and when I restarted the screen is black and beeps three times and does not boot up. I recently purchased my girlfriend a new iBOOK G4 a month ago.
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