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SYSTEM.INI....A device has been...
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Sat Nov 01, 2003 2:09 amby Cactus
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Sat Nov 01, 2003 9:53 amby brad
To edit the System.INI you can open it with Notepad or use Start / Run / Type sysedit. Click on the System.ini header.
Look under [386Enh].
The line you're looking for should be: device=*vcd
Are there other entries with vcd?
If there is another line with *vcd try putting a semicolon directly in front of device. that will "REMove" the line but if that wasn't the problem, you can simply add it back by editing out the semicolon.
If there's only one entry check to see if it's written as stated above.
Don't forget to click on "Save" before exiting.
Let us know what you find. brad
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Sat Nov 01, 2003 5:08 pmby Cactus
Ok there was TWO instances there so I added the Colan and it now works fine.
Here's another problem I would like to fix....
On the PC there is only the ON/OFF button on the front and NO power button on the back of the PC.
When I goto the START-SHUTDOWN it doesn't shut down completely.
I have to shut it down after with the Power button on the front.
How do I set it so that when I shut down through the StartShutdown the Monitor and the PC shut down?
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Sat Nov 01, 2003 10:47 pmby brad
When you ask anew question, you really should start a new topic.
There are many reasons for your shutdown issue. Here's a good review in a forum post: .
brad
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Sun Nov 02, 2003 3:27 amby Cactus
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Sun Nov 02, 2003 2:06 pmby Restek
One thing to check is in the power applet of control panel, check that 'apm' is enabled
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Sun Nov 02, 2003 5:31 pmby Cactus
In the BIOS under PowerManagement:
Power Management-User Defined
PM Control by APM-Yes
Video off Method- DPMS
Video off After-Standby
Doze Mode-Disabled
Stanby Mode-Disabled
Suspend Mode-Disabled
HDD Power Down-Disabled