I was having trouble with my builtin Broadcom BCM57XX nic not working - I set plug'n'play OS to no in my bios and all is well - posting from Safari on ASUS P4PE with 2.4 GHz P4 Northwood.
Now if I can just get 1280x1024 wokring I'll be happy.
Full Version: disable pnp in bios
That was driving me crazy till I read a post about it. Have you gotten sound to work?
QUOTE(gordo @ Aug 19 2005, 09:28 AM)
I was having trouble with my builtin Broadcom BCM57XX nic not working - I set plug'n'play OS to no in my bios and all is well - posting from Safari on ASUS P4PE with 2.4 GHz P4 Northwood.
Now if I can just get 1280x1024 wokring I'll be happy.
Now if I can just get 1280x1024 wokring I'll be happy.
Is there any way to disable PNP through OSX and not the BIOS?
any way to disable plug and play in the dell a05/a06 bios?
have a dell dimension 8400
have a dell dimension 8400
QUOTE(briankoenig @ Aug 29 2005, 07:14 PM)
Is there any way to disable PNP through OSX and not the BIOS?
No. This is a BIOS feature, so the OS (any OS) knows nothing about it.
QUOTE(ng12345 @ Sep 10 2005, 06:23 PM)
any way to disable plug and play in the dell a05/a06 bios?
Most notebooks have pretty stipped down, mostly useless BIOS setups. But you can try one of the tools that allow you to modify hidden BIOS settings from DOS/Windows.
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