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Check:
* That the power management functions are enabled in BIOS setup
* That the correct motherboard chipset drivers are loaded for your system
* That the power management functions are enabled in BIOS setup
* That the correct motherboard chipset drivers are loaded for your system
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Originally Posted by Catweazle
Check:
* That the power management functions are enabled in BIOS setup
* That the correct motherboard chipset drivers are loaded for your system
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Originally Posted by ravdogg911
I have a similar problem. When i go on the start menu and press turn off i get the turn off option and reset option but the standby option is greyed and i cannot click it. When i press shift nothing happens. This problem started occuring immediately after i reinstalled windows xp home sp2 on my dell dimension 9100. I do not know anything about power management functions and how to get into bios setup and i have no idea of correct motherboard chipest drivers for my system. I need help!
http://support.dell.com/support/down...&fileid=125390
Are you sure it's not an Inspiron 9100? If it is, here's the chipset driver for that:
http://support.dell.com/support/down...1&fileid=70519
Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
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Originally Posted by ravdogg911
I have a similar problem. When i go on the start menu and press turn off i get the turn off option and reset option but the standby option is greyed and i cannot click it. When i press shift nothing happens. This problem started occuring immediately after i reinstalled windows xp home sp2 on my dell dimension 9100. I do not know anything about power management functions and how to get into bios setup and i have no idea of correct motherboard chipest drivers for my system. I need help!
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Installing video card drivers *sometimes* fixes this option. It just all depends though really.
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Originally Posted by Jeff_
I don't know about the chipset thing, but I ran into the same problem and had to download the latest video driver. Windows XP cannot go into Standby mode with the default VGA driver. Go to the Dell support site and navigate until you find the latest video driver for your machine. Download it and follow the installation instructions. Good luck!
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