Abit BH6 Motherboard rev. 1.1

This is a discussion about Abit BH6 Motherboard rev. 1.1 in the Windows Hardware category; I have Abit's BH6 motherboard rev. 1. 1 and i'm running w2k 2195 and i know this mother board is a atx form but in power managment i don't get the option of hibernate or standby but in win98 i got the option of standby.

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I have Abit's BH6 motherboard rev. 1.1 and i'm running w2k 2195 and i know this mother board is a atx form but in power managment i don't get the option of hibernate or standby but in win98 i got the option of standby. in my bios acpi is enabled and the power button override.
 
Please Help!!!!!!!!
 
 
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In the Applications forum, SHS (the moderator) mentions that the BP6 and BE6 don't have "real" ACPI. To me, that forces two questions:
 
What is "real ACPI"?
 
How do Abit boards differ in their ACPI implementation?
 
(And for you, is your board similar to the BP6 and BE6 such that your BH6 does not have "real" ACPI...)
 
Regards...
 
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I have BH6 1.0 and can hibernate my puter, (ACPI disabled). Only what wasnt working was ATX shut down. I had to enable APM, since that everything work properly

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Maybe this why it dosen't work for me.
 
All devices and add-on card in your system, must fully support ACPI, both hardware and software (drivers).
 
May be this why a few poeple get lucky.