KrustydaKlown

You have to enable ACPI in your bios before you install W2K and make sure that you have a ATX board. Also the bios version has to support this. I have had the same problem when I first installed W2K and then I reinstalled it clean with ACPI in power management (bios setting) set to on. Now it shuts down automatically and works fine. Apparently there is a way to re-install W2K by first making the ACPI in bios on - then - insert the W2K cd and doing a repair install. (I've tried and never got it work) So I did a fresh, clean, formatted drive install and it worked AOK. ------------------ ========================= Abit Bp6 - 2 C400 @ 540 Diamond Viper II - 32 meg Maxtor 7200 rpm - 20 gig SBLive Value Panasonic 19" monitor 192 MB Ram @ 133 mhz

Got it to work just fine. I have a very clean install of W2k (after reinstalling it 20 or so times using latest bios / vid drivers and so on).... Had the leaked drivers on machine before, just d/l'd official LW W2K and installed just fine. Make sure you uninstall *maybe* the card completely - reboot - and try not to have it re-detect SB and install LW-2K... ------------------ ========================= Abit Bp6 - 2 C400 @ 533 Nvidia VII - 32 meg Mator 7200 rpm - 20 gig Panasonic 19" monitor 192 MB Ram @ 133 mhz