Subj : ATX timer and w2k
To   : Leonid Butenko
From : Charles Scaglione
Date : Thu Oct 05 2000 06:46 am

Leonid Butenko wrote to All 

LB>One more problem I faced using w2k. I have ASUS P3BF 
LB>motherboard. When I set timer in the BIOS setup to wake the 
LB>computer up at the specified time, computer doesn't want to 
LB>do this only if I shutdowned it from w2k. If I shutdowned 
LB>it from w95 or winNT4.0 it wakes up fine. What is the 
LB>problem?

Leonid:

Make sure you have ACPI/APM selected and turned on from CMOS setup.  
Then check the ACPI/APM individual settings to be sure it's set to 
detect a wake up signal.

The wake up signal is usually selectable to include LAN wakeup, ring in, 
and etc.  You might have to go through all the various settings 
according to your CMOS program to determine which works.  My CMOS has 
about 20 different settings - can be confusing!

W2K is definitely more fussy about ACPI than Win98.  Here's another 
suggestion:  Go to this excellent WEBsite and access the data base for 
questions:  www.jsiinc.com

Good luck.

cscag@flash.net

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