Disabling ACPI on XP Pro Desktop Computer

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Start date Aug 28, 2003
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To disable ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) on a Windows XP Professional desktop computer, access the BIOS settings during system startup. Look for an option related to power management or ACPI settings and disable it. After making changes, save the settings and exit the BIOS. If ACPI is disabled, the operating system will not utilize its power management features, which may affect sleep and power-saving modes. If issues arise, consider consulting the motherboard's manual for specific instructions related to ACPI settings.

Aug 28, 2003

qwpoi

How do I disable ACPI on my comp? I'm using XP pro, desktop computer. I did it a few months ago, but I had to reinstall my OS and need to do it again and can't for the life of me remember how I did it.

Thanks,

-betsy

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Aug 28, 2003

qwpoi

nevermind, figured it out. :)

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