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Win 95 and S3 Trio 64

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First post, by BlacksmithPL

Posted on 2016-10-05, 17:42

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Hi
I have a problem with my old 486 PC. A few days ago I installed a "new" graphic card S3 Trio 64 2MB Diamond Stealth and now I have a problem when I want to turn it off. When attempting to turn it off the black screen shows up and information sign about graphic card. I tried to push any buttons but nothing happens, PC freeze and doesn't respond at all.

My Pc Spec :
Motherboard: Biostar MB-8433UUUD-A VER 3.0
CPU : 486DX4 100Mhz
Windows 95+ SP1
Philips 170S LCD

Sorry for my english, i dont use it every day

Reply 1 of 4, by skitters

Posted on 2016-10-05, 23:58

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Maybe something wrong with the memory on the card?
Do you know for sure that the card works?

Maybe a resource conflict with something else in the PC?
Have you tried removing everything but keyboard and video card to see if the computer boots?

Reply 2 of 4, by SRQ

Posted on 2016-10-06, 00:04

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My guess is ACPI shutdown isn't working right. The system is shut down, but for whatever reason it displays the video bios information instead of the "Your computer is safe to turn off" thing.

Reply 3 of 4, by BlacksmithPL

Posted on 2016-10-06, 00:50

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skitters wrote:
Maybe something wrong with the memory on the card? Do you know for sure that the card works? […]
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Maybe something wrong with the memory on the card?
Do you know for sure that the card works?

Maybe a resource conflict with something else in the PC?
Have you tried removing everything but keyboard and video card to see if the computer boots?

Card is good, i tried to swap it with S3 Virage and it didn't help.

Reply 4 of 4, by BlacksmithPL

Posted on 2016-10-06, 02:53

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Ok, i think that i know what is wrong. The APM(Advanced Power Management) on bios is disable . I think that will be the reason of my problem, unfortunately i cant chek it because my battery on motherboard is dead and i cant save settings 😢

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