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Changing IRQ's using Win2000 and muiltprocessor machine.

Asked by mnezuk in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: acpi, changing, irq

A previous question was asked about forcing a change in IRQs under Win2000. The accepted answer was to change from using ACPI to "StandardPC".

I am also using Win2000 but my computer is a dual processor machine.  If I change from using "ACPI Multiprocessor PC" to "MPS Multiprocessor PC" will this render my system unstable? What would you say is the percentage that something would go wrong? 0-100%??
In my search for an answer I have also read that if I have ACPI BIOS this will not work?
Is there any truth to this? How can I determine whether my BIOS is ACPI-based.

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