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• Computer stops when it is in Standby Mode

  Computer HP worked many years, now all of a sudden, when I put it in Standby Mode after a few minutes, she completely stops! When I hit the power button / I get tha warning Page indicates that the computer does not correctly turn off, and then it starts OK. I searched the forum and not seen someone with this problem. I am running Vista Ultimate SP2, 32-bit.

  Hi Kris,

  Using registry scanners is not recommended. Windows has aSFC Scan tool built in which scan repair/replace the missing or files corrupted. What are your settings under sleep (Start > Control Panel > change when the computer sleeps >change advanced power settings > Expand sleep)?

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• Cannot restart; Function F8 does not work; stuck at "restart windows." Put in standby mode.

  Put the PC into standby mode.  Stuck in the status of "Recovery of Windows".  Impossible to restart.  Power off several times.  F8 doesn't work no more.

  I don't think that XP shows a message "Windows Recovery" when it comes out of Stand By.

  It does when it's Hibernation.

  If you've been cycling power, you can have damaged your system files a bit and should probably start by running a chkdsk/r from the XP Recovery Console.

• Suddenly I can put is no longer the computer in standby mode manually or automatically.

  Original title: Control Panel - Power Option

  Suddenly I can put is no longer the computer in standby mode manually or automatically.  I can only turn off or restart.

  Hello

  1. do you mean to say that the Standby button is greyed out?

  2 How long have you been faced with this problem?

  3. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?

  Check the question in the clean boot State and send the same return. Also, contact the manufacturing of computer for BIOS update.

• off or in standby mode

  For the purpose to protect the computer against power surges and lightning put a computer in standby or Hibernate mode computer protection or is the computer always also vulnerable, as if it was on. My basic understanding is there is not much difference between the computer being on and the mode 'sleep' other than the startup time and that the only difference would be the cost of electricity of the underway on computer. When the computer is "sleep" mode is in vulnerable to viruses that may be in a network system?

  Is it better to use the "standby mode", leave the computer or turn it off?

  For the purpose to protect the computer against power surges and lightning put a computer in standby or Hibernate mode computer protection or is the computer always also vulnerable, as if it was on. My basic understanding is there is not much difference between the computer being on and the mode 'sleep' other than the startup time and that the only difference would be the cost of electricity of the underway on computer.

  It adds no physical protection as well as possible damage to the components.  If it is in hibernation or hybrid sleep, it is protection against the loss of data, corruption of an incident because of the power loss (assuming that no ups is in use).

  When the computer is "sleep" mode is in vulnerable to viruses that may be in a network system?

  N °

  Is it better to use the "standby mode", leave the computer or turn it off?

  Better for what? The purpose of the standby or Hibernate mode is to give you a faster startup.  If you are concerned about the storm unplugging it is preferable. 

• Windows 8 and/or Surface Pro supports "connected standby mode?

  Hello

  I just read that ' a Windows 8.1 feature called connected standby mode, which allows computers to be put into mode 'sleep' and wake up instantly, is available today than in the 32-bit version "is the reason why" first Trail Bay tablets will use only the 32-bit version of Windows 8.1 ".»

  But if this is true, don't would then not it means that the Surface Pro running Windows 8 Pro 64 bit is therefore unable to use "connected pending"?

  I didn't notice the Surface Pro or the W700 Acer having problems coming out pending, then perhaps 'connected standby mode' is another type of sleep?  Can someone explain to me.  The "instant on" feature (the case of illusion, or for real) is what tablet users and so Windows 8.

  Our company has been delaying the replacement of our laptops Windows XP until the release of 2.4 GHz, 64 bit, 8 GB RAM, SSD 256/512, 4 G/LTE Mobile Broadband Bay Trail devices come to market.  As a benchmark, we are looking for a device (/ Ultrabook/Tablet laptop computer) that would be able to effectively deliver business applications, for example Adobe Photoshop, MS Powerpoint.  2 to 4 GB of RAM will not be enough.

  It will be Haswell devices without a fan, we have to buy these, even if they are much heavier and have reduced the battery life because it seems that it would not be until 2015 that see us peripheral Bay Trail capable business, see the articles below.

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/news/Atom-Bay-Trail-Valleyview, 19244.html
  Mobile Atom SoC stay 32-bit at least until 2015
  Somewhat surprising is the notion that Intel will keep its Silvermont Atom processor as a 32-bit platform until at least 2014. Customers who need the ability of 64-bit Atom will have to the Centerton Atom-S the microserver-based processor. It is not known if the successor of Silvermont, the 14 nm Airmont, will move to 64-bit

  https://www.NetworkWorld.com/news/2013/091213-Windows-81-tablets-with-64-bit-273770.html

  Buyers looking for a tablet with the new Bay Trail Atom from Intel chip and a 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 will have to wait until early next year.

  Intel executives said Wednesday the first Trail Bay tablets will use only the 32-bit version of Windows 8.1, despite the support of 64-bit on the chip.

  Tablets with OS 32 bit have a limit of 4 GB of DRAM memory, while 64-bit can actually support 512 GB. Most of the first tablets Trail Bay with Windows 8.1 will not more than 4 GB of memory, said Steve Smith, Vice President and Director of development for the tablet at Intel.

  "We have the capacity, now it's a matter of when a system of consumption needs, it's probably somewhere in the future, I would say that a few generations away ', said Smith.

  The reason is the limitation in the software of Microsoft, said Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64. A feature of Windows 8.1 and wake up instantly, called Eve connected, which allows computers to be put into mode 'sleep' is available now than in the 32-bit version.

  Microsoft adds functionality to the 8.1 Windows 64-bit, and it will be available in early 2014.

  Intel also does not feel 64-bit is required on consumer shelves, even if he knows what IT managers want 64-bit compatibility on all PCs and mobile devices in the enterprise.

  Intel is developing a smart Tablet Trail separate Bay scheduled for 64 bit versions of Windows 8.1, and the processor will be available in the first quarter of next year, said Chris Walker, Director general of tablets at Intel Mobile Communications Group.

  2 Surface Pro supports NOT connected to sleep, even if it uses the "Haswell" chip, which supports this mode.

  There is a world of difference between standby connected and traditional modes of 'Sleep' and 'put to sleep '. Basically, connected to standby mode, the system really is, but requests are suspended for most. See here for a Microsoft document that gives an introduction connected mode standby.

  I don't know why the 2 Surface Pro does not deliver sleep connected; I've seen several data, possible reasons for why this might be true:

  • The 64-bit Windows 8/8.1 version does not support it.
  • It is necessary that the material to be a fanless design (Surface Pro 2A fans).
  • It is necessary for the design to have TPM (Trusted Platform Module) version 2.0 (Surface Pro 2A version 1.2)

  Whatever the reason (and it can be one or more of the above), it is disappointing that a product of the so-called phare does not support the feature.

• A problem of user login, in the Standby Mode

  I'm the only user on my Mac. When I go to Preferences system, users and groups, my name is listed and guest said off. My question is when I turn on the computer, I automatically connect. But, when I put the computer in mode 'sleep', get out of standby the computer asks for my password. How can I disable this password option as it should automatically log on.

  The software on my mac is the Version OS X El Capitan 10.11.5 (15F34)

  Hello rskern!

  I certainly understand wanting to save time logging in to your MacBook Pro.  We can certainly check a few preferences to see if we can get it put in place how you would like.

  To begin with, what you currently see is actually quite expected.  When log you in and then the screen locks automatically (go to sleep), it may require your password as if you were switching user accounts.

  You can always be asked to manually connect after a disconnection, switching back to another user accountor your lock screen.

  Is this article: set your Mac to connect automatically on startup - Apple Support

  But we can change the time it needs of your password after going to sleep in the Security & Privacy System Preferences.  Open system preferences > Security & privacy > general.  Once you're there, you can adjust how long until it takes the password after she goes to sleep or the screen saver starts again. The basics of the Mac: display a screen saver when you are not using your Mac - Apple Support

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support and have a good!

• X 360 m6-ar004dx ENVY: ENVY x 360 past mode standby mode when it is turned 90 degrees

  Hello!  I bought a x 360 want m6-ar004dx recently and so far it has been a decent laptop.  One thing that has been a nuisance, it is that when I put my laptop on the side (rotated 90 °, open lid and not in tablet mode), the laptop into sleep mode after X number of minutes.  Sometimes, the laptop is do not go to standby mode when he's on his side, however, between "standby mode" when I recover my laptop from the above heading.  It seems that the accelerometer is triggering mode 'sleep' when he turned in both directions.  I checked all my Power Options and ensured that the computer will not mode enter "standby" when it is plugged.  Are there settings I can change to fix this?

  Thanks in advance!

  @aviation76

  I looked around and after a long search, I found that this could be a simple and, possibly, a funny solution (you'll know what I mean once you're done, read this).
  
  Obviously, your model is based on the power button on the left side and when you flip 90 degrees and lay your computer on this subject is on the left, the power button is pressed and which puts your computer to sleep according to Settings - ' choose what buttons power "
  
  Please check the settings above on power options and change to - 'NOTHING to DO' for this problem.
  
  Keep me posted, though!
  
  Kind regards

• PC does not go on standby mode

  Hello

  I have a strange problem with my Pavilion (Vista 64 bit): it just won't go/stay in stand-by mode.

  Whenever I go through start panel into position mode it seems to go through the process of orders-by only're - wake up' the very next second pressing strongly it's fans and check the dvd player (no matter if there is a CD-ROM/dvd-rom in it or not).

  Same thing happens whenever I'm away from the PC long enough for him to enter standby mode automatically. He tries to stand by again after a certain period of time without ever stay in stand-by.

  I had the problem since I bought the PC a few months - but having already had to return to the first person that I bought right away I didn't go through the hazzle and take the second return - once again.

  Thank you very much in advance for your help!

  Sorry for the late reply.

  The question that you mentioned usually caused if the network adapter is set to wake the computer from sleep. If you are usign an always on Internet connection then there will be a constant activity in the network card and it wakes you up the PC as soon as you put in mode 'sleep'.

  Please, check the following and verify that the settings are correct.

  -Press the Windows logo and the R button to open the control box run.

  -Type devmgmt.msc, and then click OK.

  -It will open up the Device Manager.

  -Click on + sign next to network card and right click on the name of the adapter listed.

  -Select properties, then click the power management tab.

  -If the option "Allow this device to wake up the PC" is checked, uncheck the box that and click Ok.

  Try to put the PC to sleep/wake and check if it is in "standby mode".

  I would like to know if the procedure worked. Give Kudos if it works.

• X120e bad DIMM location. System does not return from standby mode

  Hello. I have a X120e running Windows 8.1 Pro x 64.

  I just put the unit to 4 GB of ram (2 x 2) of 2 GB (1 x 2). Whenever the upper DIMM Slot is used, the system will not leave standby mode and all power, including the battery must be removed from the system so that it works normally again.

  Of interest, all the ram tested with Memtest86 +.

  If it's important the system has the e350 CPU and a 320 GB HARD drive.

  Let me know if you have any input.

  Thank you!

  Update: I've updated the BIOS from 1.16 to 1.17. The system now between and leave pending normally as it should, with the two occupied ram slots.

  Of interest, none of the BIOS settings changed after the update.

• How to enable the continuation of the Standby Option for a USB mouse: I do not see the "allow this device to wake the system from standby mode' check box__

  I use Windows XP Home Edition and I am fully up to date with the latest version of the software.

  I would like to activate my mouse USB power out "sleep mode" on my computer.  I found the help topic that describes how to do this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/280108 how to enable the continuation of the Standby Option for a USB mouse

  However, when I follow these steps, I don't see the 'allow this device to wake the system from standby mode ' check box on any of the windows as described in the documentation for Ms.
  I use a Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 (IntelliPoint) USB

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  This gives a test:

  1. click on START
  2. click on 'run '.
  3 type "notepad" (without the quotes) and press enter
  4. copy and paste this into Notepad:

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\usb]
  "USBBIOSHACKS" = DWORD: 00000000
  "USBBIOSx" = DWORD: 00000000

  5. click on file > save as
  6. change the dropdown to "all files".
  7 type usb.reg as the file name and save the file somewhere easy to access
  8 go find the file and double click it. Confirm that you want to add it to the registry
  9 restart the computer and see if you can wake the system from standby mode

  For reference, take a look at this:
  http://www.dslreports.com/Forum/r19635912-missing-power-management-tab

  Let us know,

  Thank you!

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• BlackBerry Smartphones can access in standby mode

  I just bought a Curve 8330 last week. Like it, but the mute has stopped putting the unit in standby mode. It seems doing nothing now. I have perhaps inadvertently pushed the toggle button up as the mute. Don't know why it would turn off. Has anyone else had problems with this? Any suggestions?

  You can try to reset the unit? With the device on, just remove the battery for 30 seconds and replace it. After restarting the device, try using the sleep button

• BlackBerry smartphones, what exactly is Standby mode?

  In a quest to figure out how to activate the stop screen when I want to, I found the sleep mode, what exactly does.  All the manual says about it is to press mute to switch to standby mode, but does not say anything on this subject.  "Sleep mode", what exactly?  He always give me alerts calendar and phone calls and other alerts, or is he basically disabled?

  Jesse

  The standby mode is just a low power state to conserve battery power. He closed the backlight and screen and does not meet the presses until do you wake. Your notifications, phone calls, etc. are not affected by it.

  The case serves the same purpose: it has a magnet that is detected by the phone to put it to sleep. If you go to the notification / ringtone profile settings, you will notice 2 different setting: off the case and in the case.

• Tablespace Temp created primary not replicated to standby mode

  Hello
  
  I configured Oracle 9i data guard recently, while doing, that I was forced to restructure primary db since maxlog files was 5, so I used backup controlfile to trace and changed the maxlogfiles to 6 and then transported the remaining steps. While I was using the trace file and restructuring of the Db, I did not notice that I missed to add the temporary file and moving it in standby mode. Yest.Day once get a team request error, that I created a new tablespace temp and logs switch made, however this tablespace temp tempfile was not copied to the standby server. Does this cause anything serious or can I do now to copy it in standby? Only the manual copy with primary db shutdown or any other means?

  standby
  SQL > SELECT NAME FROM V$ TEMPFILE;

  no selected line

  Use the commands below

  SQL > alter tablespace add tempfile ' D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\CTSOC\TEMPNEW01. DBF' size 31457280;

  If you take controlfile trace (or) metadata, you can see command DDL that too.
  Thank you.

• Portege 7140CT Shutting Down in Standby Mode - cannot close normally

  Hello. I bought a laptop Portege of CT 7140 for my son. It is a very good unit but has a "Shutdown" problem - only it used to closing, that is. It seems to power off, but the 2nd of the LHS on the front of the device flashes slowly. The user's guide explains what happens when the device goes into "Standby" mode I tried all the options of FN + F3 (off, standby and Hibernate) with no difference. I disabled the feature key installation in the Panel. I disabled the "Hibernate" mode in the control panel. All to nothing does not. Someone at - it an idea why this is happening and how can I solve? Thanks a lot for your help. Mike

  Hello

  I never heard of this problem, but maybe to reinstall the system can solve it.
  Or perhaps reinstall or update the BIOS will help you.
  I'm sorry that I don't have a better idea.

  Good bye