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Subject:
PPPoE Driver does not let my computer go into standby
Category: Computers Asked by: isd-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
10 Feb 2003 16:21 PST
Expires: 12 Mar 2003 16:21 PST Question ID: 159710 |
I have a DELL Laptop with Windows 2000. I had configured the Power Button so that when I hit it the computer goes into standby mode. Got a letter from SBC DSL asking us to upgrade to SBC-Yahoo DSL. Did that and now when I hit the standby button I get a dialog box that says: "EnterNet PPPoE Device is not allowing the computer to standby. Driver may have to be altered" I spent one hour with SBC DSL support staff on phone and they made me uninstall the entire Yahoo! stuff and reinstall the original SBC DSL drivers etc. but it still does not work. Please advice a solution that will work. DSL is working fine, everything works fine but computer is not going into standby mode. I have also tried restarting the computer - everything works fine except the standby mode from the power button. Thanks |
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Subject:
Re: PPPoE Driver does not let my computer go into standby
From: dvdpro-ga on 10 Feb 2003 20:33 PST |
Microsoft has released a new update for Windows XP, which addresses a rather small flaw that may prevent the computer from entering standby or hibernation mode if a Direct3D-based screen saver is running. Despite replacing two DirectX libraries and all the 3D screen savers that have been shipped with Windows XP, this update does also replace the winlogon.exe with an updated build. |
Subject:
Re: PPPoE Driver does not let my computer go into standby
From: isd-ga on 11 Feb 2003 06:51 PST |
Thanks for the comment dvdpro-ga. I appreciate it. But I am using Windows 2000 and the Starfield Simulation Screen saver that came with it. The standby was working fine for the last 1 year and the problem started the same day that I updated to Yahoo! DSL from my SBC DSL. That plus the PPPoE warning box that appears on hitting standby makes me suspect that its to do with some DSL setting. Any thoughts? Thanks! |
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Re: PPPoE Driver does not let my computer go into standby
From: jelte-ga on 20 Feb 2003 05:34 PST |
One thing you do not mention is if the DSL connection is actually up or not when you try to go into standby. |
Subject:
Re: PPPoE Driver does not let my computer go into standby
From: isd-ga on 20 Feb 2003 06:28 PST |
Thanks for your query Jelte-ge! If I switch on the laptop and without connecting to DSL during the seesion, I hit the Standby button, the computer goes into standby without any problem. But if I have connected to DSL even once after switching on the computer, then I am no longer able to go into standby mode. It does not matter if the DSL connection is still on or if I have disconnected first before hitting the standby button. In either case, I get the PPPoE error message and a failure to go into standby. Thanks isd-ga |
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