arenwick
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Shutdown problems
allmost every time i shutdown my computer before it says 'saving your settings' a message box pops up and says that the power meter is shutting down (with a status bar) and then says could not shut down power meter and i have to click end task.
sometimes this happens for explorer.exe as well, but not as often.
could someone please tel me why this is and/or how to fix it.
thanks,
Andrew Renwick
sometimes this happens for explorer.exe as well, but not as often.
could someone please tel me why this is and/or how to fix it.
thanks,
Andrew Renwick
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newwavepro,
there are no conflicts in any of the ACPI sections in the divice manager.
as for USP, in power options it says the divice is currently stopped but it does not look like one is installed.
as for the rest i am not sure but i do have Win2000 SP2 installed.
andrew.
there are no conflicts in any of the ACPI sections in the divice manager.
as for USP, in power options it says the divice is currently stopped but it does not look like one is installed.
as for the rest i am not sure but i do have Win2000 SP2 installed.
andrew.
Do you know who you maker of the motherboard is?
If you do not you can do this type in start | run | msinfo32
In the System Summary it will list the basics we need to go forward list off from system manufacturer to BIOS Version so we can determine if you need other hardware based updates.
If you do not you can do this type in start | run | msinfo32
In the System Summary it will list the basics we need to go forward list off from system manufacturer to BIOS Version so we can determine if you need other hardware based updates.
Andrew, is this machine a laptop or powerbook?
Dennis
Dennis
hey dennis, do you mind taking over for me on this one, I have to get up early and its already 1am EST ugh..
Not a problem, but we're in the same time zone!
Dennis we all now you never sleep. hehehe
ROFL
haha I had to be in at a customer site at 5am so it was not a pretty morning lol
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crazyOne / Dennis.
The motherboard is an
AOpen AX6BC Pro
from the system summary:
system manufacturer AWARD_
system model AWARDACPI_
system type X86-based PC
processor x86 Family 6 model 6 stepping 5 genuineIntel ~468Mhz
BIOS version Award Modular BIOS v4.60PGMA
Ive increased the points as this seems a little more involved than i thought.
thanks guys.
andrew
The motherboard is an
AOpen AX6BC Pro
from the system summary:
system manufacturer AWARD_
system model AWARDACPI_
system type X86-based PC
processor x86 Family 6 model 6 stepping 5 genuineIntel ~468Mhz
BIOS version Award Modular BIOS v4.60PGMA
Ive increased the points as this seems a little more involved than i thought.
thanks guys.
andrew
That's okay Andrew.
Thanks for the summary, but now some questions.
Which Intel processor do you have in that machine. Family 6 can be a PII or PIII, but 468 is not correct.
Are you overclocking the processor in this machine?
Dennis
Thanks for the summary, but now some questions.
Which Intel processor do you have in that machine. Family 6 can be a PII or PIII, but 468 is not correct.
Are you overclocking the processor in this machine?
Dennis
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>>>To answer your question Dennis Its a P3 CPU 468 rated as a 450 Thats how it appears
Ummm, New, I don't think so. Intel doesn't make a PIII 450
Ummm, New, I don't think so. Intel doesn't make a PIII 450
You may want to double check that statement Dennis but look at the very bottom link and look at the very bottom entry in the table.
it could be a p2 450 Its most likely a P2 for the family is right but the stepping is wrong for that. For a short time Intel did make Slot 1 celerons but I am sure that 466 was PPGA.
http://www.aopen.com/tech/report/cpuref/p2cpu.htm
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/sspec/p3p.htm
it could be a p2 450 Its most likely a P2 for the family is right but the stepping is wrong for that. For a short time Intel did make Slot 1 celerons but I am sure that 466 was PPGA.
http://www.aopen.com/tech/report/cpuref/p2cpu.htm
http://support.intel.com/support/processors/sspec/p3p.htm
Wave, a PII is a PII, and a Celeron is a Celeron, and the three shall never be the same. The LS3CC/SL364/SL37C and SL35D were released in mobile processor types only.
http://program.intel.com/ibp/products/processors/pentiumiii/piii_faq.htm
http://program.intel.com/ibp/products/processors/pentiumiii/piii_faq.htm
>>>Intel doesn't make a PIII 450
Just want to say that they indeed make a p3 450 it was secc2 which is slot 1 compaitable with an adapter for it, that was the only point to it, not to get into an discussion on how many of what types of processors there is LOL..
Just want to say that they indeed make a p3 450 it was secc2 which is slot 1 compaitable with an adapter for it, that was the only point to it, not to get into an discussion on how many of what types of processors there is LOL..
New, I'm not arguing with you, the point is that the Kahlon was released as the first PIII mobile processor and then later discontinued. And you're right, there's no need for a discussion. If you need more, we can send you one of our Premier Provider packets.
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Dennis,
my processor is a celeron 466mhz.
and i am not overclocking it.
newwavepro,
i downloaded and installed the BIOS update.
non of the drivers said they we for win2000 so i diddnt get any of those.
my motherboard is not listed on the windows site.
ill have to let u know if the problem is fixed after i turn the machine on and off a few times.
andrew
my processor is a celeron 466mhz.
and i am not overclocking it.
newwavepro,
i downloaded and installed the BIOS update.
non of the drivers said they we for win2000 so i diddnt get any of those.
my motherboard is not listed on the windows site.
ill have to let u know if the problem is fixed after i turn the machine on and off a few times.
andrew
Okay Andrew, let us know. But the Bios update may just fix your problem.
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Does this system have a UPS attached?
Is there any ! in the Power management or ACPI sections under the device manager, also then go to system devices make sure the ACPI Fixed Feature Button has no conflicts, and the Microsoft ACPI-complaint system is within the section as well.
Once all that is established then you may have to check your BIOS, NIC card settings if you are using WAKE-ON LAN.
Then after that depending on the Chipset of the motherboard you may have to update the power management for example the 4-in-1 driver for VIA chipsets.
There also can be a specific BIOS update depending on the type of MB you have and make sure you at Win2k Service Pack 2.