Re: XP wont turn off



In article <1kpb72t9m2gp4kjpun9kbvlus1dt3n1cmr@xxxxxxx>, PeeGee says...
On Thu, 25 May 2006 15:07:31 +0100, Conor <conor.turton@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

In article <92cb72tjeqfnggv0esf5a82tmbva3a59bu@xxxxxxx>, PeeGee says...

Where I work there are some old Compaqs (W98 & PII 233 vintage) and
some exhibit your problem. I haven't investigated, but I believe it
may the power management settings in the BIOS, as I seem to recall
changing the settings on one system and the symptom appeared. I think
it is related to the stand-by/instant-off setting.

Its Windows APM setting which needs enabling...
Possibly - but two systems next to each other with the same ghost
image and giving different results....
and it only happens with Compaqs!

That's the problem right there... ;-p

--
Conor,
Grumpy Old Man.
Same shit, different day.
.



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