Re: New shutdown function Windows Vista doesnt work well

It could involve ACPI settings in the BIOS, looks for modes like S1, S2, S3.
I don't know know which is best for Vista to do its thing, but in earlier
versions of Windows you had to pick the right one before installing the OS.
Switching it after, much like The Goggles, does nothing (or at least nothing
good).

"Jassy" <> wrote in message
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>I have installed the newest build of Windows Vista.
>
> When I want to shutdown with on the new way. SO power off, but when i
> enable the system again, it will be starting lighting fast (something like
> the old XP hibernate function, but then, the data will be present in the
> RAM).
>
> But, when i do this, the systems shut down, and wake up immediatelly, and
> restores the windows session..
>
> I have an AMD64 3000+ on a Asus K8N-E Deluxe mainboard with nForce3
> chipset.
>
> Do i have to make a change in the Bios for properly working of this
> feature, or isn't possible with my motherboard?
>
> Thanks in advance for all answers!
>
> --
> mvg Jassy
>
>

Chris Altmann pleurde in de NG:
> It could involve ACPI settings in the BIOS, looks for modes like S1, S2, S3.
> I don't know know which is best for Vista to do its thing, but in earlier
> versions of Windows you had to pick the right one before installing the OS.
> Switching it after, much like The Goggles, does nothing (or at least nothing
> good).

It always has stand on S3. I will try S1, because S2 isnt available ;(

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mvg Jassy

Jassy pleurde in de NG:
> It always has stand on S3. I will try S1, because S2 isnt available ;(

When turned on S1, it works, but it only shutsdown the HDD, and not the
CPU and GPU and so on..

so its not really a solution.. But it works!

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mvg Jassy