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    Question Will not shut down

    I just installed an ASUS P5S-B, AMD 500Mhz, 64MB, blah, blah. Loaded 98SE, loaded the remaining drivers. When I shut down, the system auto restarts rather than shutting down. It is like I chose restart rather than shut down.

    Any suggestions??????




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    Choose restart instead of shutdown.

    seriously, try the shutdown patch. try it with a fresh install even (no drivers loaded). maybe even a new powersupply.

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    DO YOU NOT READ PREVIOUS POSTS, IT HAS ONLY BEEN ASKED 1,345,928 TIMES THIS MONTH. THE TOTAL ASKED IS 18,991,129,119 TIMES.

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    That's true - it is a common one.
    Apart from installing the shutdown supplement, check your power management settings in the BIOS. Make sure power management is enabled, but Wake on LAN/Ring is disabled.

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    <font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by DOS Tech:
    DO YOU NOT READ PREVIOUS POSTS, IT HAS ONLY BEEN ASKED 1,345,928 TIMES THIS MONTH. THE TOTAL ASKED IS 18,991,129,119 TIMES.</font>
    Thanks for the tips CyberTech and Damned Angel. DOS Tech - If the answer was obvious, I would have found it.

    I have found a fix however. For the record:

    The ASUS P5S-B has a problem. You must disable the onboard sound, install the OS, load all the other drivers, THEN enable the sound and load those drivers. Everything should be fine a that point.

    DOS Tech - Please ignore this advice in that you apparently, already have ALL the answers.



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    hey...

    i don't like what's going on here...

    i don't appreciate Wise *** remarks in the forums, and neither do alot of others, INCLUDING the moderators... http://forums.windrivers.com/cgi-bin...ML/000553.html , or haven't you seen this? What you don't look at previous posts? it was only posted 684,234,523,123,876 times! just kidding! let's not have any flame wars here kids! play nice!

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    Chill out, I was kidding. Can't a guy joke around.

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    Cool

    Actually DOS Tech, you got my second post. My first post was not kind. Then again, I was not done with the morning coffee ritual. I admit!!! I am not a nice person in the morning and sometimes things just set you off.

    Merry Christmas.

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    LoL, Merry XMAS to you too.

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