Hibernate/Standby If I connect Lan Cable

Hi All,

I just bought a new Apple AirPort Express Router. As soon as I connect
this Router to my PC, my PC goes to sleep (after 2 sec; Power led is
flashing). (no matter if it's in Windows or before boot up or in
Linux)

I've tried these things already:
- Use different RJ45 Cables
- Use Router with different machines (no problem)
- Go to BIOS and setup S1 and S3 flags with different combinations (no
change)

My PC: Inter P4 2.4Ghz, ASUS Motherboard PC800-E, Vista, Latest BOIS
on it.


Any Idea?

Thanks in advance,

Homer

wrote:
Hi All,

I just bought a new Apple AirPort Express Router. As soon as I connect
this Router to my PC, my PC goes to sleep (after 2 sec; Power led is
flashing). (no matter if it's in Windows or before boot up or in
Linux)

I've tried these things already:
- Use different RJ45 Cables
- Use Router with different machines (no problem)
- Go to BIOS and setup S1 and S3 flags with different combinations (no
change)

My PC: Inter P4 2.4Ghz, ASUS Motherboard PC800-E, Vista, Latest BOIS
on it.


Any Idea?

Thanks in advance,

Homer

Is your Apple device, the one on the left here ? That one
has a single Ethernet port on it, to connect to an ADSL or
cable modem.

http://www.apple.com/wifi/

The P4C800-E Deluxe is a 875P Northbridge motherboard (S478),
with an Intel 82547EI Gigabit capable Ethernet chip connected via
CSA bus. There is the usual transformer isolation between
the Ethernet port and the chip. "Intel Pro/1000 CT" shows
a complicated set of options in its properties, but
nothing to suggest the Ethernet chip can cause the system
to suspend to RAM (standby).

I don't see a particular reason for such a behavior. I'm typing
this message on a P4C800-E Deluxe, and haven't had a bit of
trouble with it.

Does plugging the P4C800-E to other Ethernet devices set it
off ?

Paul

On Mar 28, 8:54 pm, Paul wrote:
wrote:
Hi All,

I just bought a new Apple AirPort Express Router. As soon as I connect
this Router to my PC, my PC goes to sleep (after 2 sec; Power led is
flashing). (no matter if it's in Windows or before boot up or in
Linux)

I've tried these things already:
- Use different RJ45 Cables
- Use Router with different machines (no problem)
- Go to BIOS and setup S1 and S3 flags with different combinations (no
change)

My PC: Inter P4 2.4Ghz, ASUS Motherboard PC800-E, Vista, Latest BOIS
on it.

Any Idea?

Thanks in advance,

Homer

Is your Apple device, the one on the left here ? That one
has a single Ethernet port on it, to connect to an ADSL or
cable modem.

http://www.apple.com/wifi/

The P4C800-E Deluxe is a 875P Northbridge motherboard (S478),
with an Intel 82547EI Gigabit capable Ethernet chip connected via
CSA bus. There is the usual transformer isolation between
the Ethernet port and the chip. "Intel Pro/1000 CT" shows
a complicated set of options in its properties, but
nothing to suggest the Ethernet chip can cause the system
to suspend to RAM (standby).

I don't see a particular reason for such a behavior. I'm typing
this message on a P4C800-E Deluxe, and haven't had a bit of
trouble with it.

Does plugging the P4C800-E to other Ethernet devices set it
off ?

Paul

No. It's connected now to a WRT54G Linksys Rounter and works fine.
Problem occurs only with Apple Router .