Julius X 0 Posted March 4, 2000 I just installed the latest Asus V6600Deluxe drivers for Windows2000(3.79b1), and it seems that I lost hibernate support with these drivers--as the hibernate option in my power settings has disappeared. It worked fine with the Nvidia 3.79 drivers, why suddenly did this change? Is there any way I can get it back? -Julius X Share this post Link to post
jsalnave 0 Posted March 5, 2000 Same here my friend. The drivers are still beta. My symptoms are worse. I cannot get out of hybernation mode. I essentially have to press the power button to roboot. For now, I've disabled any kind of APM. Share this post Link to post
Avalance 0 Posted March 6, 2000 Well, hibernate seems to be working for me.. But I've noticed a lot of other bugs in ASUS' 3.79 drivers... For example: When I play an MPEG-file with hardware-acceleration enabled, the colors get inverted! To fix this I only need to open Color/Video settings in the ASUS Display Card Control-Panel and click OK, but after I reboot the problem's back. Also, the OSD display doesn't seem to be working correctly... I got this from the system event-log: "The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: V66NTOSD".. Hope they fix all this soon.... Share this post Link to post
Julius X 0 Posted March 8, 2000 Yeah, I get a lot of color errors as well. Under the new Asus Live application, v4.0b2(ugh, more beta), the colors constantly come up wrong->too bright, or too dark. I bring up the Asus Color Applet for Video in the Display settings, and it resets itself correctly. I get the same problem when playing a DVD fullscreen with PowerDVD 2.55. (off topic a bit, but PowerDVD 2.55 should give hardware support for GeForce--at least it does under Win98, but no such luck under Win2k...any fix?) (Sigh) Hopefully Asus will give us a half-decent quality driver soon.....(although one based off of the new 5.08 driver would be nice too.....along with ALL of the features I'm used to in 98....VR(GL and DX),DVD,Tweak, etc...) Share this post Link to post
