Power trouble, AirPort trouble, trying to upgrade from 10.3.5 to 10.3.9

I have huge problems. I posted in the QuickTime forum because I had trouble uninstalling 7.5 and reinstalling 6.5.2 to be able to run ProTools on OS 10.3.9.
Since then, I archived and installed from my Panther discs. I now have 10.3.5 and am unable to open some of my programs. Could this be because I'm running 10.3.5 instead of 10.3.9? I could try to remedy this, but that leads to my other problem...
My iBook will not connect to my home wireless where I currently am. I'm online on my PC laptop right now. I can get online anywhere in the house on this thing, but only downstairs on my iBook. Where's the problem, you may ask. Well, my iBook WILL NOT RUN when the power cable is unplugged, even though it says the battery is full. Therefore, if I want to quickly use wireless to reinstall software, I have to unplug everything upstairs and plug it all in again downstairs.
Therefore my questions are...
Why does my iBook shut down and reset the date to 1970 when the power cable isn't connected?
Why does my wireless only work about 2 meters from the router?
Can I download a 10.3.9 update onto a PC and transfer it to a Mac?

emeraldbluerose:
my iBook WILL NOT RUN when the power cable is unplugged, even though it says the battery is full...Why does my iBook shut down and reset the date to 1970 when the power cable isn't connected?
You do not tell us which iBook G4 you have (processor speed?), but to the best of my knowledge you don't have a PRAM battery. The issue most likely with the main battery. The normal life of these batteries is 3 to 5 years, so you are likely due for a new one. So, why does it read as being fully charged? I don't know. I do know that if the clock resets everytime you unplug the computer, your battery is not doing what it should. I would begin by Resetting the PMU.
In terms of wireless connectivity, I would rather get the power issue resolved before attempting that. However, I suspect that your Airport Extreme card needs replacing.
cornelius

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