Intel D945GCLF2 Shutdown Problem - Page 2

canadiandream · 08-29-2009, 06:51 PM

Has anyone resolved this issue? I randomly get code 94 as well.

Thanks.

XRTHIS · 09-20-2009, 08:11 AM

omg i have this issue and its giving me the ****s now... Why wont this just work.

my best mate has the same bloody PSU and his works fine...!!!!

GuySmily · 10-07-2009, 04:12 AM

Bump. Has anyone resolved this?

I have the same issue with both my m2-atx and another PC power supply.

Hibernate works fine.
BIOS updated to 0229 (released 7/29/09).
Nothing connected to motherboard power button jumper - no effect.

May return it and get a Zotac D-E if I can't get this working.

XRTHIS · 10-07-2009, 07:07 PM

lol well i was soldering one of my wires on my computer before my trip away and i dropped solder on the mobo and cooked it and snapped off a small CPU resistor

so i killed the mobo, went out in a hurry to go buy another one in Australia and the local shop had a Gigabyte on with the same chipset so i got that one now but in the mean time my Switch i bought from our electronic store ****ed out and kepted turning on off really quick and it fried my monitor as i didn't keep the fuse on the line

so now i need to buy another monitor!

so sorry dude i never got around to working out why it wasn't turning off.

the only solution i came up with was to "soft" shutdown the comp and then once my Monitor went blue with no VGA Signal i then HARD Turned off the computer!

GuySmily · 10-08-2009, 04:50 AM

Well thanks for the feedback. I'm going to get in touch with newegg and see what they recommend. If an exchange doesn't help, I'll jump ship and buy something else.

GuySmily · 10-08-2009, 10:12 PM

I was trying different things to fix the problem, and I seem to have resolved it.

I shut down the computer and unplugged ALL my USB devices while it was powering down, and unplugged the power before it could turn itself back on.

Plugged all the USB stuff back in, but I swapped the wifi and bluetooth this time. When it booted back up, the bluetooth wasn't recognized by Windows. So I shut the computer down... And it stayed off!

I've swapped everything back to its original location, but the problem seems to be totally gone, at least with my computer PSU. I'll try it with the M2-ATX later tonight.

afterdigital · 10-16-2009, 09:03 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by synt4ks

Hey Lapat,

It turns out that the problem i was having was caused by what i can only guess was a faulty CMOC battery connection. The battery itself is fine but i had to make sure the contacts in the slot it sits in were making better contact :P

synt4ks

That's an amazing find. Although my bios problem has mysteriously dissappeared (in which i get a message that the time is not correct), i wonder if maybe it had to do with the battery not being properly inserted?

As for hibernate state, i would like the ability to use this feature but i have an M2 pwr supply and wonder if it may not work according to the stories here.

Howard98577 · 11-18-2009, 03:57 PM

I had the same problem. Tried a number of things. CMOS battery read 2.5 v but I put in a new battery that read 3.0 v and it solved the problem. Nice little board.

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