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I'm tryuing to make my pc turn off after i shut it down
like it used to under win98. I now have XP pro
I have changed the registry to read a '1' for auto power
off after shut down, in something like local
machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\current
version\winlogon but it still wont switch off.
I have contacted the motherboard maufacturer who advised
me to change my ACPI to APM and gave me instructions on
how to do this, (which were a bit vague) but I still have
no APM tab in power options control pannel. I had to go
into device manager and update the driver for 'my
computer' to standard PC rather than MPS multiprocessor
PC, but it made no difference. I changed back to MPS
multiprocessor PC, as i was worried that with it set to
standard pc my dual Pentium 2 machine might not function
properly?
Can anyone help me? Do i need to change to APM? I looked
in the BIOS and there is nothing to enable it there. If
do need to do that, how do I go about it? I know it must
be possible as I could do it under 98
Chris
like it used to under win98. I now have XP pro
I have changed the registry to read a '1' for auto power
off after shut down, in something like local
machine\software\microsoft\windows nt\current
version\winlogon but it still wont switch off.
I have contacted the motherboard maufacturer who advised
me to change my ACPI to APM and gave me instructions on
how to do this, (which were a bit vague) but I still have
no APM tab in power options control pannel. I had to go
into device manager and update the driver for 'my
computer' to standard PC rather than MPS multiprocessor
PC, but it made no difference. I changed back to MPS
multiprocessor PC, as i was worried that with it set to
standard pc my dual Pentium 2 machine might not function
properly?
Can anyone help me? Do i need to change to APM? I looked
in the BIOS and there is nothing to enable it there. If
do need to do that, how do I go about it? I know it must
be possible as I could do it under 98
Chris