On Fri, 1 Jun 2001 17:57:49 +0200
Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 01 June 2001 22:12, poogle wrote:
I have just replaced my PC case, a baby AT motherboard into an ATX
case.
Now because of the difference between AT and ATX power supplies my
PC
powers down when I issue the shutdown command, well almost, the
monitor
goes into suspend. Now for the strange part, if I have left my
external
(serial)modem with it's own power supply, switched on and I turn it
off
AFTER shutdown the PC re-boots.
The really strange one though, if it is switched on BEFORE I power
up, the
PC fails to detect my hard drives, switching it off causes a re-boot
and
all is well, I can then switch on the modem. It would appear that
something
is not set correctly in the BIOS, any ideas ?
Wake up on ring detect?
Civileme
Yes - it's an option in the Power Management section of the Award Bios
(bioeses?? Biosee).
I suggest you turn off ALL of the 'wake up on event' options.
I had this problem with my mobo too!
Cheers
John
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