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re: Please Clarify if Possible
Wednesday, June 5, 2002 at 4:02 pm Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Esteban Salazar
(1 messages posted)
Frank your solution is excactly what I need since my bios will not allow me to disable
ACPI. However, it look like ther is a step or two missing between steps 9 and 10.
You say that I should specify a location but then you don't say what location to
specify. Should I point the file open dialog at my win2k disk (which directory?)?
If so, which directory? Also, it seems like even if I do this, then w2k will just
pick the best driver. Don't I need to select 'Display a list of ...' at step 8?
Anyway, thanks in advance.
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002 at 2:58 am, you wrote:
>You can also change from ACPI to Standard PC in you device manager.
>1: press Windowskey + Pausebreak to enter system properties.
>2: Open 'hardware' tab.
>3: Click 'Device manager'
>4: Click on the + symbol in front of 'computer'
>5: Double-click 'Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC'
>6: Open 'driver' tab
>7: Select 'update driver'
>8: Select 'Install from a specified location'
>9: Select 'Don't search, I will choose the driver to install'
>10: Select 'Standard PC' (maybe you need to de-select the 'Show compatible hardware'
>box)
>11: Click next and follow instructions.
>After reboot, WinXP will re-detect all devices and re-map all IRQ's. But be aware
>... you can not 'roll-back' this driver to ACPI. After you've installed the standerd
>PC driver you machine also won't shut-down automatically anymore when you quit Windows.
>You will need to power off manually when it says 'It's now safe to turn of your
computer'.
>
>Good luck,
>Frank.
>
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