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October 14th, 2004 15:00

Black screen when I disconnect AC Power

When I disconnect the AC Power to continue working on battery I get a black screen and the only thing that i can do is turn of my laptop (it's latitude D600).
Anybody a clue what to do ?
 
thx
  • oldguy2

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    Posted October 20th, 2004 13:00

    I have the same problem.  Latitude D600.  Reboots itself when the ac power is un-plugged.  Same thing happens after un-docking. 

    No problem when plugging in the ac power or docking.

  • 6376

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    Posted October 28th, 2004 12:00

    I've got the same problem :s
  • oldguy2

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    Posted October 30th, 2004 13:00

    Dell Latitude D600

    Windows XP pro sp2

    Problem:

    On disconnecting AC power the blue screen of death appears for fraction of a second followed by a Windows restart.  On coming out of standby after un-docking Windows would also re-start.

    I had to use a digital camera to catch the blue screen so I could read it.  The blue screen indicated gv3.sys is the culprit.

    1. Check the processor driver:
    2. right click on 'my computer'
    3. select properties
    4. hardware tab
    5. device manager button
    6. click the + sign by processors
    7. right click on 'Intel Pentium M processor
    8. select properties
    9. select driver
    10. select driver details    mine indicated gv3.sys

    I used the update driver button and let it search Windows Update for a different driver.  ‘intelppm.sys'.was installed.  This stopped the restart after disconnecting AC power but now the laptop would not go into standby properly.  The fan remained on and the batteries where drained within a few hours.

    Re-installing Dell Quickset 'r81106' has fixed all other problems.

    Subsequintly I learned that gv3.sys handles power management for the Pentium M processor for Windows XP sp1 and intelppm.sys is for sp2. 

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    Posted November 5th, 2004 18:00

    yes, indeed , gv3.sys, but when I try to update, I get an error. "name is already been used for servicename..."
    Any possibility that I could download the other .sys?
    Or any other option?