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ACPI Compliant, Windows 7 An article by shantanu 2 Comments This article explains the possible real world resolution to STOP
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error 0x000000A5 with a message “STOP: BIOS not fully ACPI compliant” The acpi bios error windows server 2012 error was seen in Windows XP & the resolution therein used to be somewhat different than in Windows
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7. In Windows XP this error used to occur due to a power setting problem in Windows or incorrect BIOS settings. Though this error occurs in Windows 7 due to https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/930062 somewhat different reasons & similarity only being the BIOS. Possible Symptoms, cause & resolution You have a old system and you upgraded from Windows XP or Vista to Windows 7 Your system is new and you installed Windows 7 for the first time & bam, you have a BSOD ( Stop error ) You have a running system, you http://www.troubleshootwindows.com/windows-7/bsod-resolving-stop-error-bios-not-acpi-windows-7/ updated your Windows installation and you get this error. Resolution If you can still boot into Windows After restarting your system. Go to your Motherboard or system Manufacturer’s website and download the latest BIOS update for your system Model/make/version. Make sure you read the BIOS update caution guide available on the download/support page of your System/Motherboard manufacturer. If you cannot not boot into Windows you will have to download the new BIOS file and Dos based updater software from your Motherboard/System Manufacturer’s website, burn a bootable disc and update your BIOS. Few other resolution that worked for a few people If you have a desktop system, change the motherboard battery & load setup defaults If you have a laptop/notebook/netbook/ultra book, & it has a removable battery, remove it & try pressing the power button without battery & charger plugged in, for a few seconds (10-15 seconds). Release the power button, plug the battery in and check. Another thing you can try is that you can Press DEL/F2/F10 to go into BIOS at the time of system
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setup ACPI and Vista ACPI and Vista New 04 Mar 2007 #1 sLyz0r Guest ACPI and Vista I love how the upgrade advisor makes no mention of needing ACPI being turned on. With Windows XP and my ASUS A7N8X motherboard, I had to disable ACPI and load it as "Standard PC" because I was having IRQ issues. Once I disabled ACPI I had no more crashes on the PC. So I take a 40GB hard drive and do a full install of XP. Then Upgrade it to Vista Home Premium to test it out and it works fine. I pull the 40GB hard drive out and plug my 120GB XP Hard drive back in. I get a "Bios is not ACPI complaint" error. Everytime I reboot my computer it says it's ACPI compliant. Considering that on another hard drive on the same motherboard and BIOS I can install Vista, this error shouldn't even come up. Instead of checking to see if my copy of Windows XP has ACPI enabled since I have to launch the upgrade from within XP, it should be reading my BIOS! I'm very upset that I'm going to have to consider doing a "repair" of XP or worse, having to do a fresh install. Some of the programs on this PC are a few years old and after moving several times, I don't have the keys for all of the programs anymore. Anyone have any ideas of a workaround? I remember when I "upgraded" to XP, I lost everything I had on 98SE and ended up doing a full install. I don't want to go through that again. My System Specs You need to have JavaScript enabled so that you can use this ... New 04 Mar 2007 #2 Don Guest Re: ACPI and Vista sLyz0r wrote: > I love how the upgrade advisor makes no mention of needing ACPI being turned > on. > With Windows XP and my ASUS A7N8X motherboard, I had to disable ACPI and > load it as "Standard PC" because I was having IRQ issues. Once I disabled > ACPI I had no more crashes on the PC. So I take a 40GB hard drive and do a > full install of XP. Then Upgrade it to Vista Home Premium to test it out and > it works fine. I pull the 40GB hard drive out and plug my 120GB XP Hard drive > back in. I get a "Bios is not ACPI complaint" error. Everytime I reboot my > computer it says it's ACPI compliant. Considering that on another hard drive > on the same motherboard and BIOS I can install Vista, this error shouldn't > even come up. Instead of checking to see if my copy of Windows XP has ACPI > enabled... This is a very complicated subject, and I'm not sure I understand everything you have said, but here are some ideas: ACPI is 'enabled' not by XP or Vista, but by your BIOS. When I installed XP for the first time I was surprised that I had to disable ACPI in my BIOS before XP would install. If you had ACPI disabled in your BIOS when you first installed XP, you need to di