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Trust me, your PC is worthless up against a macbook, nevertheless, a iMac. But please, dont get all defensive, Windows, is windows. I would try PowerMax, ive heard good things about them. http://www.powermax.com/resources/trade_in/

Still working on this thing eh? Yes, it will work for you.

My macbook just did the same exact thing, i tried to repair the disk, with no luck, i just bought a new, bigger drive, which are cheap to begin with. http://newegg.com

You may also be able to do a Archive and Install, Which will preserve your documents.

What version of OS X are you running? Tiger? Panther? Jaguar? Cheetah? Computer your using? Please try to provide a little more info

I always use the amount of taxes taken out of my check, and then a word after it, and i change it every time i get paid. Its always easy to remember, and no one will really ever catch on. So for example 190.9o.u.t. =]

Hmm, Well boot up in OS X, Go into the System Preferences, And Go into Startup Disk, (Next to TimeMachine) and select windows, and then restart, this is going to automatically startup in windows, instead of having to use the Option key, if it works, Try switching back, and trying to boot into...

You may end up replacing more than your hoping, it could be the processor, it really could, but theres many many more things that could have burn't up.

Well, The thinner ones were said to trasfer heat better, more thinner fins. The heatsink is held down by metal clips, that goe in between the heatsink, and grab on to the processor, You can easily remove them, by taking a flathead screwdriver and rotating it. The processor itself is held down by...

And there all pretty much compatible, You could even put the 867 from a MDD and it would work.

You'll know if its a dual, instead of having ONE (small square that looks like a mirror) it'll have two of them. the MDD should have enough space on the board to run a dual, but you'll have to get the correct heatsink.

Did you restart afterward?

LOL thats awesome man

Try booting in safe mode first- Hold down the shift key right after your turn on the Mini.

What CD do you have in there? It won't show up in there, unless there is a bootable disc in. Look under the battery, and you'll see a sticker, and it will say the specs, or you can look on the bottom of the computer, and it will give you the model number. This usually helps us determine if...

I'm thinking its the inverter, he said he tried to re-install leopard, and also installed ubuntu, so that kinda rules those two out..

Hmm, sounds like it was just a coincidence, and doesn't have anything to do with the update, it sounds to me like your inverter has went out on you. Its always weird like this when these things happen. After it says "Software installed, you must restart" was it after you restarted?

Could be. Http://adobe.com try that.

iMac G5's were know for this, it sounds like the capacitors on your motherboard have "popped" I would bring this to an "Apple" Certified place, and have them take a look at your capacitors, they can be bought off ebay for 14 dollars i think.

Sounds like a plan. :)