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Q: Why does the system fail to go into suspend mode under Win95?
A: This problem may be caused by your CDROM settings. The CDROM Auto
Insert Notification of Win95 is dafault enabled, the system will continue to
monitor your CDROM, auto-execute application when a CD diskette is
loaded, and prevents the system from entering into suspend mode. To
resolve this, go into Control Panel è System è Device Manager è
CDROM è Setting, and disable the "Auto Insert Notification" function.
Q: How can I eliminate the "?" marks presented under Device Manager
after installing Win'95 on TX or LX based system?
A: Although your system will still work fine with this "?" exist. We received
many requests about how to eliminate it. AOpen software team spends few
weeks to develop an utility AOchip.exe for convenience of Win95 users. It
is very user friendly and can be used on any TX or LX motherboard, not
limited to Aopen's products. You are welcome to distribute it, if you like it,
simply say thanks to our software team. Note that you need USB driver for
USB devices to work properly, which is expected to be implemented on
Windows'98.
Q: Why are there question marks or "standard IDE controller" presented
under Device Manager after installing Win'95 on TX or LX based system?
A: Intel has introduced 430TX or 440LX chipset with latest feature of "ACPI",
"USB" & "Ultra DMA/33". Since these devices are so new that Win'95 did
not anticipate to support them on Aug. of '95 which Win'95 initially is being
released. To eliminate, you may run AOchip.exe developed by AOpen
software team. Drivers for above new features are expected to be
implemented in Windows'98.
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