it actually seems to be on for good - anyone have any suggestions?
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Whoops! Missed that part. Thanks for that.
In that case, try leaving the unit off for a few hours (unplugged, battery out). On startup thereafter, zap the PRAM twice, and see what the end result is.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=2238
As well, is this happening while under Windows? (I ask becasue it's a known issue under Windows with the iSight camera or light always being on.)
Nope it's actually happening under Mac OS.Whoops! Missed that part. Thanks for that.
In that case, try leaving the unit off for a few hours (unplugged, battery out). On startup thereafter, zap the PRAM twice, and see what the end result is.
Resetting your Mac's PRAM and NVRAM
As well, is this happening while under Windows? (I ask becasue it's a known issue under Windows with the iSight camera or light always being on.)
I'll give it a try tonight, thanks!
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