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Isso é uma controladora para um novo tipo de modo de espera, chamado Away Mode. Ele só tem drivers para o Windows XP MCE 2005 ou para o Vista Home Premium/Ultimate.

Nesses sistemas o driver pode ser instalado pelo Windows Update ou instalando o Software Intel VIIV

... portanto deixe como está... não é um driver crucial...

2º--- essa placa mãe usa o chipset da nvídia Nforce400 que somente agora perceberam que é problemática, até a versão Nforce 790 para processador intel tem problemas... tanto é que a intel já proibiu a Nvídia de fabricar chipset Nforce para processadores intel....

O acpi (advanced configuration power interface) significa interface para configurar, de forma avançada (advanced) a energia do pc.

Verifique se o seu xp está com o sp2, caso contrário será necessário atualizar para que ele possa ser reconhecido.

A sua placa, por ser recente, deve ter este componente mas quem fornece o driver é o sistema (através da atualização SP2 - como no caso de usb 2.0 que só funciona com o service pack 2 (SP2).

Outra possibilidade e no setup (habilitar o acpi procure no manual de sua placa - pode ser que esteja desabilitado e o sistema não o está encontrando - daí a mensagem)

http://www.megadriver.com.br/sblive/2k-devices_res...

ReverendMay 7th, 2004, 12:32 AM

Dudes:

What is 'Microsoft ACPI compliant system'?

Whatever it is it's taking IRQ9 according to Aida32. This is 'traditionally' where the sound card likes to be and the sound card isn't working. The sound card is 'shared' on IRQ3 but Aida32 doesn't say what it's sharing with.

When I was growing up, sharing always meant I had less, now it means I have nothing.

Thanks - rev

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jenaeMay 7th, 2004, 03:14 AM

Hi reverend, this one may be difficult. You have another post reffering to your non operating sound card. The ACPI problem indicates a problem with the motherboard firmware (Software (programs or data) that has been written onto read-only memory (ROM). Firmware is a combination of software and hardware. ROMs, PROMs and EPROMs that have data or programs recorded on them are firmware.) There is a suggestion that updating your motherboards firmware will fix this problem. You will need to go to the manufacturers web site.

Before that try moving the sound card to another slot on the MB (assuming it isn't the built in type.)

I have never updated MB firmware so hang on somebody may have a bettter suggestion.

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ReverendMay 7th, 2004, 12:55 PM

jenae

How does that indicate a problem - what does it mean?

Could it mean there's a built in sound card that I have to disable first?

I'm going to check the specs on that mobo in case I missed something.

rev

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SuperSparksMay 7th, 2004, 03:01 PM

Rev, it's very easy to send yourself on a wild goose chase when it comes to IRQ sharing. Win2000 handles IRQ assignments very well, and IRQ conflicts are a rarity. It doesn't help that W2K isn't entirely honest about what it reports on IRQ assignments either.

This nice little utility should identify if there's any onboard sound:

Everest (nee Aida32) (http://www.lavalys.com/index.php?page=product&view...

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ReverendMay 7th, 2004, 04:04 PM

Advanced Configuration and Power Interface

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%...

I found some info at the above link - it's not quite on target and I still no idea what the ACPI is doing on IRQ9...

rev

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jenaeMay 7th, 2004, 05:53 PM

Hi Reverend, I meant to have a proper look at your other post, however more pressing duties prevailed ( daughter V's boyfriend). It may be that Nick has solved your problem the MB drivers should resolve these issues. How did you miss them?

On another subject this site has info on ACPI for more follow the links:-

http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/A/ACPI.html

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ReverendMay 7th, 2004, 06:37 PM

Dude:

I don't know hardware very well and I assumed that the dudes who built the machine would naturally have installed the mobo drivers.

The techie at Tyan is trying to convince me that the card is hardcoded with the IRQ it's supposed to use - balderdash I say - I just took it out of another machine where it used IRQ 9.

He goes on to say that the ACPI is part of a new PCI spec that allows each IRQ to handle four requests simultaneously. Because of the balderdash, I'm not sure how much of his reply to believe.

I'll install the mobo drivers and change the slot, just like we used to in the old days, before computers were clever.

rev

That worked! The sound card is up and running Halelulia..

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RapmasterMay 7th, 2004, 11:08 PM

Look here...

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=252420

(It's perfectly normal)

The technician was correct.

If you were having trouble with a sound card, it was probably not pnp-compliant... it *should* be seamless

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ReverendMay 8th, 2004, 12:59 AM

Dude:

Agreed, I have since confirmed the explanation he gave, the machine is getting very smart but it still can't see a sound card.

(I have to complain in my posts, it's the nearest thing I have to a social life and no one else is listening).

rev

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virtualdr.com

Se ñão estou enganado é o modem PCI.

isso é o modem de 56 kbps que vem acoplado na sua placa onboard.

Vem um cd de instalação dele. Agora se for outro eu desconheço.

Alias...eu achei ak no google:

Advanced Configuration & Power Interface - Interface de Energia e Configuração Avançada

Sendo evolução do APM, o ACPI é uma tecnologia que permite ao sistema operacional desligar automaticamente periféricos para economizar energia. Foi desenvolvido pelas empresas Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Microsoft, Phoenix e Toshiba em conjunto, inicialmente para ser utilizado em notebooks com o fim de prolongar o tempo que o notebook permaneceria ligado utilizando a bateria como fonte de energia. Porém foi tão bem sucedido que acabou tornando-se um padrão também para os computadores desktop. A partir do Windows 98 o controle ACPI já pode ser utilizado.

O ACPI, juntamente com as fontes ATX, permite ao PC ligar ou desligar através de eventos no computador (pelo teclado ou até mesmo pela rede) sem a necessidade de pressionarmos botões que cortam o fornecimento de energia aos componentes do computador. É o ACPI que interage quando mandamos desligar o computador e não precisamos pressionar o botão no gabinete pois o computador desliga "sozinho".

Vj mais nesse link:

http://www.google.com.br/search?hl=pt-BR&q=acpi&me...

e acesse meu site:

http://blasterdown.blogspot.com/

o 10 q vc vai me dar não importa. o que importa é vc se tornar um leitor fiel do meu site ok??

forte abraço e fiq com Deus.