Sis 530 drivers...

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Travis King

The Sis 530 drivers on a Compaq 5340 (with an AMD Athlon K6 400MHz CPU,
220MB of RAM, & a 4.3GB HD) do not work properly. I cannot go to standby.
I have tried several different drivers from DriverGuide, but any one that I
try to install I see 'Windows cannot find a better match to your hardware
than the drivers already installed' or something along those lines. When I
try to go to standby, it says that the Sis 530/620 drivers are not allowing
the computer to go into standby and I should try updating the drivers. OS
is Windows XP Home SP2.
 
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Travis King

Yeah, there are or so it seems, but they're the ones included with XP, and
that apparently seems to be the only choice. I've tried Windows 2000
drivers. It even shows up in the device manager as 'SIS 530/620' and it
says that the device is working properly, unless it's just using a generic
graphics controller driver and shows it as an 'SIS 530/620'. It must be
good enough as it can detect the monitor's capabilities as far as
resolutions and refresh rates. On an even slower Compaq, a 5304, it uses
the same graphics chipset, and standby isn't even available as on option at
all.
 
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Travis King

Well, I've had XP on this computer before back when my grandma had it, so I
knew it would work. In fact, I get a clean device manager on that Compaq.
(With no '!', '?', or 'x' or the like.)
 
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Patrick Keenan

Travis King said:
Well, I've had XP on this computer before back when my grandma had it, so
I knew it would work.

Well, much of it works; the system runs and is basucally usable.
In fact, I get a clean device manager on that Compaq. (With no '!', '?',
or 'x' or the like.)

That may be, but it does not mean that all functions are supported or
available, which is what you're experiencing.

This is simply a compatibility issue; neither MS or Compaq are likely to
have any motivation to produce drivers for a system that's been out of
production for some years.

HTH
-pk
 
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Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User

.... but you can't go into 'standby', and there may well be other tasks
unavailable to you.. as said, you are lucky that it works as well as it
does..

The fact that there is NO official support from the manufacturer still
stands..
 
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Unk

The Sis 530 drivers on a Compaq 5340 (with an AMD Athlon K6 400MHz CPU,
220MB of RAM, & a 4.3GB HD) do not work properly. I cannot go to standby.
I have tried several different drivers from DriverGuide, but any one that I
try to install I see 'Windows cannot find a better match to your hardware
than the drivers already installed' or something along those lines. When I
try to go to standby, it says that the Sis 530/620 drivers are not allowing
the computer to go into standby and I should try updating the drivers. OS
is Windows XP Home SP2.

Did you look at Http://www.hp.com ??
Found this for you......
<http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...s=20&product=93225&lang=en&softwareitem=33299>
 
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paulmd

Travis said:
The Sis 530 drivers on a Compaq 5340 (with an AMD Athlon K6 400MHz CPU,
220MB of RAM, & a 4.3GB HD) do not work properly. I cannot go to standby.
I have tried several different drivers from DriverGuide, but any one that I
try to install I see 'Windows cannot find a better match to your hardware
than the drivers already installed' or something along those lines. When I
try to go to standby, it says that the Sis 530/620 drivers are not allowing
the computer to go into standby and I should try updating the drivers. OS
is Windows XP Home SP2.


If this is your only issue, avoid going into standby. (you can disable
it)
 
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paulmd

Travis said:
The Sis 530 drivers on a Compaq 5340 (with an AMD Athlon K6 400MHz CPU,
220MB of RAM, & a 4.3GB HD) do not work properly. I cannot go to standby.
I have tried several different drivers from DriverGuide, but any one that I
try to install I see 'Windows cannot find a better match to your hardware
than the drivers already installed' or something along those lines. When I
try to go to standby, it says that the Sis 530/620 drivers are not allowing
the computer to go into standby and I should try updating the drivers. OS
is Windows XP Home SP2.


If this is your only issue, avoid going into standby. (you can disable
it)
 
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Travis King

Okay, and how do I disable standby so it does not show up or at least shows
up as unavailable when I go to 'turn off computer'? Thanks.
 

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