[CVA File Information]
CVA Version=1

[Software Title]
US=Windows 2000 fix for Resuming From S1 Power State (Q812415)

[US.Software Description]
This contains a Windows 2000 fix for the workstation models listed. The problem and fix are explained in Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 812415, "Problems When Your Computer with Multiple ATA Drives Enters the S1 Power State."

This fixes the issue where after a Windows 2000 computer with multiple ATA drives enters the S1 power state, one of the following symptoms may occur:

- Windows does not recognize the ATA drives when you
resume your computer from sleep or standby. 

- You may receive the following error message: 
Unsafe Removal of Device: You have unplugged or ejected
a device without stopping it. Unplugging or ejecting 
devices without first stopping them can frequently cause
your computer to crash and loose valuable data.

- Windows may stop responding.

NOTE: This problem does not affect computers that are using ATA Host controllers that are configured for Legacy mode operation.

This fix is included in Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.

[General]
PN=SP27826
Version=Q812415
Revision=A
Pass=1
Category=Operating System - Enhancements and QFEs                        

[SupportedLanguages]
Languages=Global
Countries=GBL

[DetailFileInformation]


[Softpaq]
SoftpaqNumber=SP27826
SupersededSoftpaqNumber=SP24120

[Operating Systems]
WIN2000=OEM

[Devices]


[System Information]
SysID1=0x085C
SysName1=HP Workstation xw3100
SysID2=0x0868
SysName2=HP Workstation xw4100
SysID3=0x0840
SysName3=HP Workstation xw5000
SysID4=0x080C
SysName4=HP Workstation xw6000
SysID5=0x0844
SysName5=HP Workstation xw8000

[US.Enhancements]
- Provide a link directly to the Microsoft Knowledge Base article.

- Clarify that this problem is fixed in Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.

[Install Execution]
SilentInstall=


[Private]
Private_SSMCompliant=0

[CVAGenerationToolDocumentStamp]
Generated by Hewlett-Packard Information Repository System Tool on 4/30/2004