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| | Can only sleep once on a fresh boot Whats this all about? The sleep function works fine... But only once in a particular fresh boot, after the first sleep + wake up, it wont properly sleep again until I restart the machine. It does he usual series of events, light flashes, but when its supposed to turn off the fans etc, it does a strange boot device startup cycle, as it does when you restart the computer (e.g. HD noise, DVD drives flashing checking for a disk). Also, when it does sleep, the power light starts flashing 10 seconds before the fans actually turn off, is this normal? Sorta strange compared to the old standby function. Anyone having this problem? Why would it work only once consistantly? I've updated graphics drivers, latest bios (hasnt been updated for vista yet though), tried disabling keyboard and mouse 'let this device wake computer' options. Cheers. |
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| | Re: Can only sleep once on a fresh boot Haven't seen that, but mine used to sleep fine until I updated the BIOS 2 days ago. Now it won't sleep at all. It tries, but then it wakes back up. Silly Vista. >>Whats this all about? The sleep function works fine... But only once in a >>particular fresh boot, after the first sleep + wake up, it wont properly >>sleep again until I restart the machine. >> >>It does he usual series of events, light flashes, but when its supposed to >>turn off the fans etc, it does a strange boot device startup cycle, as it >>does when you restart the computer (e.g. HD noise, DVD drives flashing >>checking for a disk). >> >>Also, when it does sleep, the power light starts flashing 10 seconds before >>the fans actually turn off, is this normal? Sorta strange compared to the old >>standby function. >> >>Anyone having this problem? Why would it work only once consistantly? >> >>I've updated graphics drivers, latest bios (hasnt been updated for vista yet >>though), tried disabling keyboard and mouse 'let this device wake computer' >>options. >> >>Cheers. -- JRS <steinie**X**@pacbell.net> Please remove **X** to reply... ....Cleverly Disguised As A Responsible Adult... |
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| | Re: Can only sleep once on a fresh boot Here's a great blog with some tips on how to diagnose problems with Sleep and Resume. http://jvert.spaces.live.com/blog/cn...63E3!373.entry -- Kerry Brown Microsoft MVP - Shell/User http://www.vistahelp.ca "Tom Brickman" <TomBrickman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:00ABF9E0-222C-4A96-BE5B-AF95667F63B1@microsoft.com... > Whats this all about? The sleep function works fine... But only once in a > particular fresh boot, after the first sleep + wake up, it wont properly > sleep again until I restart the machine. > > It does he usual series of events, light flashes, but when its supposed to > turn off the fans etc, it does a strange boot device startup cycle, as it > does when you restart the computer (e.g. HD noise, DVD drives flashing > checking for a disk). > > Also, when it does sleep, the power light starts flashing 10 seconds > before > the fans actually turn off, is this normal? Sorta strange compared to the > old > standby function. > > Anyone having this problem? Why would it work only once consistantly? > > I've updated graphics drivers, latest bios (hasnt been updated for vista > yet > though), tried disabling keyboard and mouse 'let this device wake > computer' > options. > > Cheers. |
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| | Re: Can only sleep once on a fresh boot Thanx for that.... FYI, I may have just fixed mine. I also messed around with Media Center the other day, and set everything to use my Xbox360 as an extender so we can play movies and such on the 50 inch TV. ![]() Seems my PC was only going into Away Mode now, so I just changed the power settings to "allow sleep mode" on the media center part, and now it sleeps OK again... ![]() >>Here's a great blog with some tips on how to diagnose problems with Sleep >>and Resume. >> >>http://jvert.spaces.live.com/blog/cn...63E3!373.entry -- JRS <steinie**X**@pacbell.net> Please remove **X** to reply... ....Cleverly Disguised As A Responsible Adult... |
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