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| Thread ID: 62421 | 2005-10-07 00:39:00 | Resume problem | azzanz (9029) | Press F1 |
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| 394098 | 2005-10-07 00:39:00 | I have an Abit AN7 motherboard. Whenever my PC resumes from a sleep or hibernate state none of my PC's peripherals (eg monitor, mouse, keyboard) respond - and I am left having to do a cold reboot. I know that BIOS power saving settings can often conflict with Windows own power settings, but I have tried all manner of combination of settings to no effect. Anybody got any ideas? |
azzanz (9029) | ||
| 394099 | 2005-10-07 01:44:00 | I use the standby option with my computer. Works like a charm. Wake up in the morning, hit the space bar,enter password and shes ready to go. All in about 10 seconds max. Maybe you could try that option?. |
lazydog (148) | ||
| 394100 | 2005-10-07 01:53:00 | The ability of desktop hardware to work in either hibernate or standby mode is very mixed and often unsatisfactory. The modes were primarily designed for laptop hardware, I have never yet found a desktop system that does not suffer some degree of unreliability after either mode is used. Sometimes the unreliability shows up quite oddly some time later, only as a missing cursor or an unexpected software error. Using full shutdowns and restarts takes longer but is always much better for reliability. Its a case of "if it works, its fine", but in my experience its an exception and not the rule that it will work. |
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