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June 9th 06, 03:35 AM
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ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off
ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off
Is there a way to disable this alarm. It's a Dell system (650) and when the system is off there is some power on the system for Remote Wake up etc. I think this is confusing the Voltage checking. Also it only happens when when the DVI is connected. If I connect VGA no alarm. Might be getting some power leakage through cable or something. It's a DELL 2001FP LCD Display. I'm tempted to just yank the alarm buzzer off the card. 
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June 9th 06, 04:00 AM
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ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off
Disable as much of the wake-on-lan, auto-sleep and power management crap as
you can through the BIOS and from within Windows. Or you can turn off the power bar, as Dell systems don't seem to have a hard power switch on the PSU. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "mswlogo" wrote in message ups.com... ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off Is there a way to disable this alarm. It's a Dell system (650) and when the system is off there is some power on the system for Remote Wake up etc. I think this is confusing the Voltage checking. Also it only happens when when the DVI is connected. If I connect VGA no alarm. Might be getting some power leakage through cable or something. It's a DELL 2001FP LCD Display. I'm tempted to just yank the alarm buzzer off the card.
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June 12th 06, 07:45 PM
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ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off
I ripped the beeper off :-) I think it's leaking some power back through the DVI cable and falsing. First of One wrote: Disable as much of the wake-on-lan, auto-sleep and power management crap as you can through the BIOS and from within Windows. Or you can turn off the power bar, as Dell systems don't seem to have a hard power switch on the PSU. -- "War is the continuation of politics by other means. It can therefore be said that politics is war without bloodshed while war is politics with bloodshed." "mswlogo" wrote in message ups.com... ASUS N6600GT Alarm goes off when System Turned off Is there a way to disable this alarm. It's a Dell system (650) and when the system is off there is some power on the system for Remote Wake up etc. I think this is confusing the Voltage checking. Also it only happens when when the DVI is connected. If I connect VGA no alarm. Might be getting some power leakage through cable or something. It's a DELL 2001FP LCD Display. I'm tempted to just yank the alarm buzzer off the card.
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