From: Chris Schumann (cschumann_at_twp-llc.com)
Date: Sun Oct 29 2000 - 23:51:25 EST
I searched MS's knowledge base, and didn't find the exact answer, but
I'm
sure many of us would like to know, so be sure to post it once you find
it.
In the mean time, it did mention that if you have a laptop that has
problems
you can disable APM support, so try this to see if that has been done:
Start->Settings->Control Panel, System, Device Manager, System Devices,
Advanced Power Management support.
Mine (600X running Win98SE) is set as follows:
Disable in this hardware profile: Unchecked
Remove from this hardware profile: Unchecked
Force APM 1.0 mode: Unchecked
Disable power status polling: Unchecked
If those seem OK, try removing the device and let Win98 find it again.
Keep us posted!
Chris
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Erich Knobil [mailto:eknobil_at_megsinet.net]
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 8:35 AM
> To: thinkpad_at_cs.utk.edu
> Subject: Mistakenly disabled suspend -- now can't undo it
>
>
> My fingers were quicker than my brain, and I mistakenly dismissed some
> windows dialog box on boot-up by answering "yes" to something that
> asked me if I wanted to disable suspend mode. Much to my chagrin, I
> can't seem to find where to undo this. According to the settings in
> the power applet in Control Panel, as well as in the Battery MaxiMizer
> wizard, suspend should be enabled, but it's not. Now when I close the
> lid, I just get a beep. What am I missing? BTW, this is on a T20
> running Win98. Thanks in advance if you can help!
>
> -- Erich
>
>
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