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Does Windows2000 SP2 support UDMA100?

I am using a FIC AD11 mobo (AMD 761 / VIA chipsets). The mobo supports ACPI and Hibernate is an option in Windows. It hibernates fine. However, when I try to restart, it hangs at the password prompt into Windows. I must restart and delete the hibernate data. Microsoft knowledge base says...

Yes, that problem was very annoying. I thought it was a bad motherboard, and almost RMA'd it. I am glad now I did not...

I tried it with a Linksys NIC last night, and that seems fine too. Sooo, it appears the Netgear FA-312 was the problem in terms of restart failure.

I would be curious to know if others also find the Netgear NIC is what caused their restart problem. Thx.

I tried it in every PCI slot. Every slot caused the restart problem. As soon as I removed it, the computer works fine in terms of restart.

I found the answer - there was a conflict with the Netgear FA-312 NIC. Once I removed that card, it works fine. I tried the Netgear in every PCI slot, to no avail. Then I replaced it with a 3Com, and now have no restart problems.

I found the answer - there was a conflict with the Netgear FA-312 NIC. Once I removed that card, it works fine. I tried the Netgear in every PCI slot, to no avail. Then I replaced it with a 3Com, and now have no restart problems.

I found the answer - there was a conflict with the Netgear FA-312 NIC. Once I removed that card, it works fine. I tried the Netgear in every PCI slot, to no avail. Then I replaced it with a 3Com, and now have no restart problems.

I have done all that, and those do not appear to be the issue. Anyone else have any ideas or experience with this problem? Thx.

I just built a computer using a FIC AD11, with approved memory, video, etc., per AMD. Works great, except it will not boot from a soft restart (<CTRL><ALT><DEL> or from Windows via Start->Run->Restart. It goes into what resembles a sleep mode, but if I press the restart button on the case...

Oops. someone emailed me that they had the same experience and it was the PS2 KEYBOARD...

If it is the PS2 mouse, that is ridiculous. I do not think it is DX8, as I can press CTL-ALT-DEL as I am just booting, and I get the same behavior.

If I am just booting, and press <CTRL><ALT><DEL>, I get the same behavior.

I have an InWin S-500 with 300 watt ps. I got my FIC from newegg too, maybe it is a conspiracy <g>. Anyone else have any ideas.