Solved Vista Ultimate x64 hang going in standby

Ok>.> Last night I was putting my computer in standby as I usually do, and for some strange reason I do not know. it just powers down the screen and the system becomes non responsive.
It does not have any logs about it in the eventvwr.msc other than *Windows was unexpectedly shutdown.
and the last sleep transition was unsuccessful. This could be caused if the system stopped responding *Duh*, failed or lost power
just found this below allll this stuff but it is from the night before this *when everything was normal*
:: the system has resumed from sleep.
sleeptime 2/9/2012 9:05:16PM
waketime 2/9/2012 11:29:07pm

Welocme
This what I know for sure you have experienced freezing. Freezing is often caused by one or more programs refusing to shut down properly due to an internal conflict. It happens to ALL every now and then and yes, I am part of all.
If it happens on a continuous basis:
Here are my solutions to freezing, and an excellent article, which I hope is of some help
Go to search type device manager and look for any yellow warning markers
Download and run malwarebytes, a full scan after you update
Run antivirus scan
Check memory with memtest86
Make sure that you are not over heating.
Try in safe mode; report back if it works properly.
Try a clean boot
Make sure PSU is working properly
If overclocking, restore to original
Test hard drive at company website.
Test in safe mode, does it still happen?
Try with clean boot..
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
http://malwarebytes.org/
http://www.almico.com/speedfan.php
http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic...ing-memtest86/
http://ezinearticles.com/?Troublesho...blems&id=39981

Make sure that you are not in power save mode.
Toward the middle of this article note high performance mode, make sure that you are set for that
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/disable-power-management-on-windows-vista/
You can disregard the rest of the article unless you want to disable power managment.

Good info. o.o My highest temps are around 53 Degrees D water block*
I did however find the culprit.. *thank you creative for being crappy with x64 drivers*

Glad that you got it sorted. Thanks for the generous rep and comments. Feel free to return any time to learn and enjoy at the Vista Forums. I will mark this thread as solved.

Thank you richi46