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TiNenfant 
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Posted 24 July 2001 - 03:49 AM
Look in your device manager if ACPI is correctly managed by your computer.
=> Start / Settings / Control Panel -> System ( Hardware tab )
If not, be sure to have enabled it in your bios and installed the latest mobo drivers.
FYI : http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q266/1/69.asp
Hope this will help you.
=> Start / Settings / Control Panel -> System ( Hardware tab )
If not, be sure to have enabled it in your bios and installed the latest mobo drivers.
FYI : http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q266/1/69.asp
Hope this will help you.
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Posted 24 July 2001 - 02:02 PM
If you got acpi disabled then it will show that 'its now safe blah blah blah' screen unless you tell it to use APM instead, that will make it actually turn itself off.
You can enable it by:
Right click desktop-->properties
Screen saver tab, click 'power' button
That should bring up a new window, click the 'APM' tab, and click the checkbox that says 'Enable Advanced Power Management support'
After that it should turn itself off after shutdown.
You can enable it by:
Right click desktop-->properties
Screen saver tab, click 'power' button
That should bring up a new window, click the 'APM' tab, and click the checkbox that says 'Enable Advanced Power Management support'
After that it should turn itself off after shutdown.
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