Advanced Power Management
This is a discussion about Advanced Power Management in the Customization Tweaking category; I have Windows 2000 Server Installed on my machine. I noticed that there is no APM option. I have to sit here and wait for my computer to shut down so I can push the button to turn it off. . . Is there a registry setting i can change to enable APM.
I have Windows 2000 Server Installed on my machine.
I noticed that there is no APM option. I have to sit here and wait for my computer to shut down so I can push the button to turn it off...
Is there a registry setting i can change to enable APM. Win2k Pro worked fine on this Machine.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ancker Jade
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Abit BE6 (ata/66)
P3 750 FCPGA
512 MB SDRAM
Riva TNT2 Ultra
hd1: 6GB(win2kserver)ntfs
hd2: 30GB(mp3's 5000+)ntfs
hd3: 13GB(storage/backup)fat32
hd4: 20GB(storage)ntfs
Adaptec AHA-2940W/2940UW SCSI card
Plextor 12x10x32x EIDE
LG 8x DVD-ROM EIDE
Hollywood Plus DVD decoder card
Iomega Zip 100 EIDE
Sound Blaster Live! Full
Intel Pro 10/100 Ethercard
19" Monitor
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
I noticed that there is no APM option. I have to sit here and wait for my computer to shut down so I can push the button to turn it off...
Is there a registry setting i can change to enable APM. Win2k Pro worked fine on this Machine.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ancker Jade
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Abit BE6 (ata/66)
P3 750 FCPGA
512 MB SDRAM
Riva TNT2 Ultra
hd1: 6GB(win2kserver)ntfs
hd2: 30GB(mp3's 5000+)ntfs
hd3: 13GB(storage/backup)fat32
hd4: 20GB(storage)ntfs
Adaptec AHA-2940W/2940UW SCSI card
Plextor 12x10x32x EIDE
LG 8x DVD-ROM EIDE
Hollywood Plus DVD decoder card
Iomega Zip 100 EIDE
Sound Blaster Live! Full
Intel Pro 10/100 Ethercard
19" Monitor
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
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Apr 11
Apr 11
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I think that the BE6 should have ACPI support provided you've got a fairly recent BIOS version. You should try using that instead of APM if you can. Would mean re-installing Windows though. As for enabling APM I have no idea, sorry.
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Xiven
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Xiven