OK, then. You are good now, far as I can see. Good going.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Adam" wrote in message
om...
|
| | I was able to remove the last exclamation (on "PCI bus") in
| | Device Manager's list of devices by using the
| | "bootlog.txt" file generated from a logged boot to
| | locate the extraneous "PCI bus" entry and remove it from the
registry.
|
| Hmm. Let me have a quick look...
| [00006F61] Loading PNP drivers of PCI bus (ACPI\*PNP0A03\0)
| ...Ah, I see. I have just one. Looks a tab inscrutable in the
Registry,
| though. However, I have heard of deleting lines out of the ENUM key
| before. Good to see it worked for you.
|
| In my case, it was the extraneous driver that
| loaded successfully preventing the right driver from
| loading. So, I made a backup of the registry key (*PNPXXXX) by
| exporting it and then deleted the key.
|
|
| | But, I'd be happy to leave well enough alone at this point.
|
| Could be best, let it be, so long as there is no Auto-Scandisk
after.
|
| No, no auto-scandisk or forced Safe mode boot.
|
|
|
| "PCR" wrote in message
...
| "Adam" wrote in message
| . com...
| | | "PCR" wrote in message
| | ...
| | | "Adam" wrote in message
| | | om...
| | | |
| | | | I'm not sure why this post didn't come through until today
....
| | |
| | | It's been here since the 5th. Have you got an "OE, Tools
menu,
| | Message
| | | Rule" that misbehaves?
| | |
| | | I don't think so ... I haven't used that feature before.
| |
| | Hmm. Then, all I can think is...
| |
| | (a) Sometimes the server malfunctions, but I haven't seen it
| recently.
| |
| | This is the most likely choice.
|
| Well, OK. (I've lost my memory of when it showed up for me, now,
| anyhow.)
|
| |
| |
| | snip
| |
| ...snip
| | |
| | | If 100% means no exclamation, then it's not 100% here.
| |
| | Well, I guess I'll wait a bit, as one exclamation point is as
good
| as
| | another. What about Terhune's post? Do you want it? I will only
post
| | such a thing by request ONLY, & notarized!
| |
| | It's 100% (or no exclamation) here now.
| | "System Properties" = "Device Manager" is now clean. Whew!
|
| Yow. Excellent.
|
| |
| | I was able to remove the last exclamation (on "PCI bus") in
| | Device Manager's list of devices by using the
| | "bootlog.txt" file generated from a logged boot to
| | locate the extraneous "PCI bus" entry and remove it from the
registry.
|
| Hmm. Let me have a quick look...
| [00006F61] Loading PNP drivers of PCI bus (ACPI\*PNP0A03\0)
| ...Ah, I see. I have just one. Looks a tab inscrutable in the
Registry,
| though. However, I have heard of deleting lines out of the ENUM key
| before. Good to see it worked for you.
|
| |
| |
| | snip
| |
| | | | - system does not wait for the user to turn off the
computer
| on
| | "Shut
| | | Down"
| | |
| | | I don't understand. Mine shuts itself off. Then, all I need
do
| is
| | turn
| | | off the monitor & speakers.
| | |
| | | Well, based on the message in the "logos.sys" bitmap:
| | | "It's now safe to turn off your computer."
| | | It sounds like the user is suppose to manually power off
| | | the computer rather than just have the message flash before
| him/her.
| | |
| | | I don't know ... it's no biggy really ...
| |
| | Well, opening them in MSPaint...
| | "Logos.sys" is "It's now safe to turn off your computer".
| | "Logow.sys" is "Windows is shutting down".
| |
| | That's right ... there must be some way (maybe a registry setting
or
| APM) to
| | make the system wait for the user to manually shut down the system
| after
| | displaying the "s"hut down logo ("Logos.sys"). One of my systems
does
| this.
|
| Well... I do recall once/twice seeing LogoS.sys. I wrote them off as
| unusual enough to ignore. Almost ALWAYS it's LogoW.sys, & the
machine
| turns off. That's the way I like it, & I believe it should be.
|
| |
| |
| |
| | Perhaps the change you did with ACPI BIOS did not go all the way
to
| | switch which one gets posted at shutdown.
| |
| | Hmmm ... that's a thought ... I've been looking into
| | "Advanced Power Management support" for the solution.
| |
| | But, I'd be happy to leave well enough alone at this point.
|
| Could be best, let it be, so long as there is no Auto-Scandisk
after.
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
|
|
|