Hibernate & ISA LAN Card
This is a discussion about Hibernate & ISA LAN Card in the Windows Hardware category; Hi Guys, I have Whistler 2296 Professional. Everything seems fine except the hibernate feature. It hibernates and loads loads the hibernate file and i am back to my desktop but. . . it unplugs my ISA card somehow.
Hi Guys,
I have Whistler 2296 Professional. Everything seems fine except the hibernate feature. It hibernates and loads loads the hibernate file and i am back to my desktop but... it unplugs my ISA card somehow. there is green arrow icon in the system tray that says you should unplug (my lan card) by clicking this icon. Well when I do that it unistall my lan card........
This doesn't happen in Windows 2000. Works perfectly fine.
Why is it happening here....
ARC
I have Whistler 2296 Professional. Everything seems fine except the hibernate feature. It hibernates and loads loads the hibernate file and i am back to my desktop but... it unplugs my ISA card somehow. there is green arrow icon in the system tray that says you should unplug (my lan card) by clicking this icon. Well when I do that it unistall my lan card........
This doesn't happen in Windows 2000. Works perfectly fine.
Why is it happening here....
ARC
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It gives me that message too in windows 2000 whenever I come out of Hibernation or suspend it won't say it everytime but 70% of the time except to me it says I unplugged my Zip drive and one of Hard drives I think. I just ignore it everything seems fine.
ISA devices? oh come on
my system actually ran faster when i removed all my legacy devices..
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my system actually ran faster when i removed all my legacy devices..
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I agree with Lord-Data. You wonder why the future doesn't agree with ISA, you wonder why operating systems today don't agree with ISA, is simply because ISA is old, gone, nil, nullified.
