Peter M

This seems to be common with nforce4 chipsets. Whether it's just the chipset
or chipset plus nvidia graphic card I don't know. Be nice to know if anyone
with nforce4 and ati cards also get it. It seems nvidia is burying their
heads in the sand and ignoring the problem, most I've gotten from their tech
support and asus is "there is no problem with asus board" and "nforce4
drivers are included in vista and we've no intention of upgrading at this
time". heh, NV have already just dropped vista support for nforce3 so can 4
be far behind?

"Freska" <lancew70@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:131D07A8-AAD6-4514-AB4E-93AEC64B6C2A@microsoft.com...
>I running Vista Ultimate X86 (32bit) and everything in Device Mgr looks
>great. I'm running a pretty simple setup: All Hardware & Software are
>Vista Compliant.
>
> However, even after having performed clean install a couple of times
> (just experimenting & learning reasons) I continue to receive Event 6 ACPI
> Error:
>
> "(IRQARB: ACPI BIOS does not contain an IRQ for the device in PCI slot ,
> function 0)"
>
> ATK0110 ACPI Utility shows to be installed in my MS Updates
>
> In the bios ACPI Suspend Type is set (default) to S1S3
>
> ACPI APIC Support is set (default) to Enabled
>
> Is this a bios issue ?
>
> My Specs are:
>
> M2N-E Mobo (Bios 305)
> AMD X2 5200+
> GForce 7900GT
> 2 GB Corsair XMS PC2 6400
>
> Thanks for your comments.