Is there an equivalent of acpi=off of linux on Windows 10?


  1. tobindax
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    Is there an equivalent of acpi=off of linux on Windows 10?


    I noticed that an old laptop I have here has a broken ACPI and it always shuts down whenever any OS (including vista, 7, 10, linux) tries to bring up any display resolution above the boot resolution. But it does work fine with acpi=off of linux kernel (it mainly breaks the shut-down feature) and I wonder if windows has a similar option (it has to happen at boot because it can't even go in the graphical environment!).
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  3. Compumind
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    Have you checked you BIOS settings?

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