[KTPhil]

 

[DanMan32]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Let's not perpetuate a panic now. The problems were not rare but certainly not frequent.

 

[G. McCurdy]

Now that's funny! :lol:

Think I'll make a bumper sticker out of it. I'm certain the dealer might not find it humorous though. Maybe he'll pay me not to apply it? :twisted:

 

[KTPhil]

I'm not sure who would sue you first, Microsoft or Toyota!

 

[wstander]

That is funny!

Curiously though, I have recently gotten my first iPOD and am having more trouble with it than my Prius....hmmmmmmmm

 

[MGBGT]

So did those to whom this problem happened get the ominous

BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH

that made Microsoft famous?
(On the Prius display that is)

 

[wayneswhirld]

Since my Prius is in an exclusively Apple Macintosh family, I have no fears of bugs, Microsoft or otherwise

 

[fish_antlers]

Since my Prius is in an exclusively Apple Macintosh family, I have no fears of bugs, Microsoft or otherwise

Apparently you're Mac must be different than ours..

Spinning beach ball of death is no fun whatsoever.

 

[Sethd85]

Apparently you're Mac must be different than ours..

Spinning beach ball of death is no fun whatsoever.

You might have a fritz in your RAM, try doing a hard RAM reset. I don't remember the keystrokes for that, but you can go over the the forums at http://forums.macrumors.com and ask. We'll help you over there.

 

[jflowerus]

My "check engine" light came on thursday.

Took car to dealer today and they said this is due to the softwear problem that we have seen all the media making a big deal bout!

They had to do a complete reprogramimg of both onboard computers that took three hours to do.

"check engine" light is now off and my 2004 is running fine just like it was when I braught it to the dealer.