Since I chnaged the power management to allow for
additional time before it goes quiet, I haven't had any
problems.
Thanks to everyone,
Richard
>-----Original Message-----
>We've had Dell CPx's as well but they are 5 years old and
>we no longer use them. From my recolection I can
remember
>the power button did wake it up but then it shutdown.
>Since they were so old we didn't use them with Windows
>2000 because we had problems with the Power Management.
I
>would advise not to put Windows 2000 on those machines.
>Hope you get it working.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I have the same problem with my Dell Latitude CPx that's
>in a dosking
>>station and hiding behind a KVM switch. Usually no
>amount of power switch
>>will do anything better than powering it down 8-(
>>
>>Other systems on the KVM seem to be mostly OK.
>>
>>Dave Cannell
>>--
>>In article <#(E-Mail Removed)>,
>MyndPhlyp wrote:
>>>
>>> "Richard Ulmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in
>message
>>> news:270801c3e0fa$3814d100$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>>> I have a Dell Latitude CPx H500CT laptop that I just
>>>> upgraded from W98SE to W2K.
>>>>
>>>> The problem is that when the power management puts the
>>>> system into a standby state, disk drive off, the
system
>>>> will not respond to any external interrupts. No
>keyboard
>>>> or mouse action will wake it up.
>>>>
>>>> The laptop is not docked, but it has a monitor,
>keyboard
>>>> and mouse attached and is used as a desktop most of
the
>>>> time. But not even the keyboard or mouse on the
laptop
>>>> will wake up the system.
>>>>
>>>> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>> I don't know about the Dell Latitude line of
notebooks,
>but I recall some
>>> notebooks required the use of the power button to
awake
>them from
>>> hibernation.
>>>
>>>
>>.
>>
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