Vintage Apple IIe Computer with Two Original Apple Disk II Floppy Drives and Installed Expansion Cards, including Grappler+ and Applied Engineering MemoryMaster IIe.
The computer powers on and displays an image on the monitor. During initial testing, one floppy drive made operating noises, and the screen displayed characters and numbers. The keyboard accepted input, but the system did not respond as expected.
An old floppy disk was found inside one of the drives. After trying it in the other drive, the disk appeared damaged or corrupted, so I decided not to use it again.
Currently, the computer powers on and remains at the Apple startup screen, as shown in the photos. It appears to attempt to boot from Drive 1, but I have not observed Drive 2 being accessed automatically. I am not sure whether this is normal behavior for this vintage system.
No additional floppy disk testing was performed. The computer may simply need a good boot disk, adjustments, or repairs, but I cannot confirm its full functionality.
Due to its age and my limited experience with these early computers, this system is being sold AS-IS, FOR PARTS OR REPAIR.
Please carefully review all photos for the actual condition, installed cards, and included components.
* Please note: The first monitor photo was taken with the old, apparently corrupted floppy disk inserted in the drive. The second monitor photo shows the Apple startup screen after the disk was removed, with no floppy disk inserted.
Included: Apple IIe computer, two Apple Disk II drives, installed expansion cards, and pictured connecting cables.
Not included: Monitor, floppy disks, manuals, or additional software.
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