What palokiller said, but chances of success could be slim depending on the age, model, and condition. Personally, if there isn't anything valuable on the drive, chuck it and buy a new one. They're too cheap now a days to waste a ton of time on an old one.

It would help if you gave the exact model Powerbook G4 Titanium, but if you need parts, go here: http://www.powerbookmedic.com/Powerbook-G4-Titanium-p-1-c-250.html

http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/to...-satellite-p105/take-apart-1.htm One thing you should take note of: According to that website, the 105 series does not have a discreet video card. Also, I couldn't find a part number for a discreet video card at the NPD, but feel free to look for yourself. I have been wrong before. http://www.nationalparts.com/ If you need to replace the MoBo, NPD will have the one you need and the first link I posted will tell you how to install it. Laptops can be a pain to repair, but oh what a feeling of awesomeness when you are successful. brofist.jpg