- Apr 5, 2001
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Just built a super cheap rig for a customer.
Specs:
Amptron k7-810xlm SiS730 motherboard, everything is on-board
256MB memory
20GB Maxtor HDD
CD-ROM
WinXP Pro
When I shut it down, Start>Turn Off Computer>Turn Off, it shuts Windows down and then tells me "It is now safe to turn off your computer." I then have to manually shut it off with the power button. Also, I have to hold the power button in for about 4 seconds to shut it down instead of just pressing and releasing the button.
I have tried enabling and disabling ACPI in BIOS. There is no "Quick shut down" option in BIOS. When I installed XP, ACPI in BIOS was disabled, if that makes a difference. In Control Panel>Power Option Properties, "Power schemes" is set to "Home/Office desktop".
This is the first time I've installed XP Pro and I'm at a loss. Any suggestions?
Specs:
Amptron k7-810xlm SiS730 motherboard, everything is on-board
256MB memory
20GB Maxtor HDD
CD-ROM
WinXP Pro
When I shut it down, Start>Turn Off Computer>Turn Off, it shuts Windows down and then tells me "It is now safe to turn off your computer." I then have to manually shut it off with the power button. Also, I have to hold the power button in for about 4 seconds to shut it down instead of just pressing and releasing the button.
I have tried enabling and disabling ACPI in BIOS. There is no "Quick shut down" option in BIOS. When I installed XP, ACPI in BIOS was disabled, if that makes a difference. In Control Panel>Power Option Properties, "Power schemes" is set to "Home/Office desktop".
This is the first time I've installed XP Pro and I'm at a loss. Any suggestions?