Power doesn't shut off at shutdown

[Rabscuttle 0]

Sorry for the Post, I found the answer below.

 

[This message has been edited by Rabscuttle (edited 02 May 2000).]

[Bodwear 0]

What is the answer??? i have the same problem!!

 

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May AMD to be with you!

[Four and Twenty 0]

the answer is get the most recent bios for you system and make sure that avanced power management is enabled before instaling win2k

[Bodwear 0]

ok i will try

 

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[Mr. CHEEKS 0]

I have the same problem..my system won't turn off after I tell it to shutdown. I have the latest bios for my motherboard. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!

 

AMD K6-2 450mhz

96 MB RAM

10 GB HD MAXTOR 5400 RPM

3 GB HD Quantum 5400 RPM

Monster Fusion Video Card PCI 16 MB

40x Speed CDROM

ACER 4432 CDRW

D-Link Ethernet Card

Yamaha Sound Card

TYAN Trinity S1598 Motherboard

Bios ver1.06c

[Mr. CHEEKS 0]

I have the same problem..my system won't turn off after I tell it to shutdown. I have the latest bios for my motherboard. PLEASE HELP ME!!!!

 

AMD K6-2 450mhz

96 MB RAM

10 GB HD MAXTOR 5400 RPM

3 GB HD Quantum 5400 RPM

Monster Fusion Video Card PCI 16 MB

40x Speed CDROM

ACER 4432 CDRW

D-Link Ethernet Card

Yamaha Sound Card

TYAN Trinity S1598 Motherboard

Bios ver1.06c

[Winger300 0]

In the power options, enable APM.

[pootypeople 0]

Just doing that won't work; first of all your board has to be ACPI compatible (most newer boards are) and has to be installed as an ACPI compatible kernel; to do that you either have to run setup from within win2k (put the cd and click on install) or do a clean install. If you change it to acpi it'll screw up your system. Hope this helps somebody.

[bobbinbrisco 0]

i don't know but having a ATX case works as i have heard it from somewhere - but who care if it doesn't auto turnoff for u?

[someone_nt 0]

Reinstall win2k, and when asked "press F6 to boot from a specic SCSI device...", press F5. Choose "ACPI complaint system" from the list. This will install windows 2000 in ACPI mode. When finished, you system will self-poweroff on shutdown.

 

PS: there is also a registry key at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon named "powerdownaftershutdown". You might try changing its value first

 

 

 

[This message has been edited by someone_nt (edited 19 August 2000).]

[@~@:~KEV~:@~@ 0]

ok - if i turn on ACPI when installing - it wont install - it locks up at the very first Starting Windows 2000 bit right at the start of the installation - if i install it as standard pc then turn on APM it chashes on shutdown - with an error somthing like irq_not_less_or_equal_to and i think it mentions the kernel too

 

HELP

[Wolf87 0]

ACPI is active when Standby appears in the Shut down menu.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/upgrade/compat/biosissue.asp

 

Check ACPI Bios compatibility with these Microsoft tools:

http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/acpihct.htm

 

Disable APM through Power applet in Control Panel.

 

Microsoft instructions for Windows 2000 Pro: "APM BIOS and APM support in the operating system must be turned off for all desktop systems."

http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/onnow/apm.htm

[Wolf87 0]

Also check Adrian Rojak`s Bios Guide under PNP & PCI heading here:

http://www.rojakpot.com/Speed_Demonz/BIOS_Guide/BIOS_Guide_04a.htm

[INFERNO2000 0]

My Compaq was ACPI compliant, but it did the same thing...

My custom computer is ACPI compliant, and it shuts off automatically.

 

The difference? Power supplies..

 

If you're running an AT power supply, it will most likely always wait for you to press a button, whereas ATX will shut off automatically.

 

However, my AT supplied Compaq still tends to shut off automatically...so who knows.

 

Just something worth looking into