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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is there a resource conflict between my AGP VGA card & PCI-to-PCI
bridge (or AGP bridge) within Device Manger under Windows'95?
A: It is normal for AGP cards to conflict with the PCI standard PCI-to-PCI bridge
(or AGP bridge). Since Windows'95 does not inherently support AGP
technology, it reports this conflict incorrectly. This conflict will not adversely
affect the performance of your system. Attempting to resolve it will result in
improper operation of the PC. This issue is expected to be fixed by Microsoft
when Windows 98 released.
Q: Does Pentium, Pentium Pro or Pentium II support Deturbo mode?
A: The Deturbo mode was originally designed to slow down CPU speed for old
applications (especially old games). It uses programming loop to wait or delay
special event. This programming method is considered very bad since the
delay of loop highly depends on the CPU speed and the application fails at
high-speed CPU. Almost all new applications (including games) use RTC or
interrupt to wait event. There is no need for Deturbo mode now. The Turbo
switch is now used as Suspend switch. However, some MBs still support
Turbo/Deturbo function via keyboard. You can set the system to Deturbo by
pressing <Ctrl> <Alt> <->. To back to Turbo mode, press <Ctrl> <Alt> <+>.
Note that the Deturbo mode has been removed in new MBs since these
require more code space in Flash ROM.
Q: Power Management Icon does not appear in the Windows 95 Control Panel
even though the APM under BIOS Setup is enabled.
A: This problem occurs if you did not enable the APM function before you install
Windows 95. If you have already installed Windows 95, re-install it after the
BIOS APM function is enabled.
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
and disable the "Auto Insert Notification" function.
A-6
System
Device Manager
CDROM
Setting,

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