New MacBook Pro won't ake up from sleep with Express Card in it.

My Mac won't come out of sleep if there is an express card in it. If I hit the power switch both screens light up but the mouse and keyboard are unresponsive. My only option at this point is to hold the power switch and (to quote Moss) "Force and unexpected reboot".
It also locks up if I power off and remove the card while it is awake.
Any help would be appreciated. If the answer is to load the next version of the OS to be released this month, I'll do that.

I have the same problem....MBP not waking from sleep with SIIG 2-Port ExpressCard installed....
10.4.10 etc..... Same thing happened with 10.4.9
I'll have to try the "Turn Power Off" command from the menu bar to see if that helps. But I just figure on having to do a funky restart if the machine goes to sleep on me.
Usually I'm editing and having the Energy Saver set to "Never Sleep" because that screws up editing software. But when I'm not editing....sleep my pretty!

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Come on Apple, please give us an answer. For a 2000$ machine this is totally unacceptable.
(1) As explained in http://discussions.apple.com/help.jspa , you are not writing to Apple here.
You can send feedback or suggestions directly to Apple at:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macbookpro.html
You will not get a response, but you can be certain that the responsible Apple
people will see your input for consideration in future product development.
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