Hello Sando182,

Welcome to the Dell Community Forum,

This error is normally caused by Quicken or  Adobe products.. If you have any of these programs installed search for updates to resolve. Hope that this helps you.

Thanks,

Yep. That was it. I had installed an old version of Quicken. I removed it altogether and things are back to normal.

Thanks for the quick response. It's clear to me that Dell cares about customer support.

Is it really necessary to REMOVE Quicken to solve this problem?  I just finally got it all set and working great!  Using Quicken Deluxe 2004.

CH

Hi Sando

I'm a new Inspiron owner having the same "standby" issues with Conexant modem driver & yours was the most recent post of MANY with the same problem. The advice you got as to a Quicken or Adobe conflict was a very broad swath. I have Quicken 2000 which I have no plans for upgrading (don't need more) & of course, a multitude of Adobe products. So my question to you is: Have you been able to home in on anything more specific?

Thanx ............... fritz

Sorry - nothing more specific. I uninstalled the old version of Quicken and that resolved it immediately. I installed Quicken 2006 without problems. Good luck.

to Sando 182,

Tx for your answer - uninstalling Quicken 2000 pro resolved my "standby" problem too.

itzfritz