BSOD after sleep or hibernate?

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• HP G60 laptop: black screen after sleep or hibernate Windows10

  Since upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, the laptop displays a black screen after the sleep or hibernate modes.  The system seems to be commissioning (HDD, fan action), but no video.  The system boots normally cold trouble-free starting.  Never, there is this problem with Windows 7.

  Hi @Bobby876,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I stumbled upon your post on the laptop and wanted to help you! I looked in your question about your HP G60 laptop and problems with the mode "sleep" after the update to Windows 10. I recommend to restore the default BIOS settings. You could restore the BIOS with this document by selecting the reload the default BIOS settings. In this way, it will look at the hardware installed on your laptop.

  You can try:

  In Device Manager, click the arrow

  next to display adapters to expand this category
  Right-click on the graph, and then select Update driver software if more than 1 graphic adapter do 1 at a time.
  Select search automatically for updated driver software.

  The laptop must find and automatically install the updated driver
  Once the installation is complete, restart your laptop.

  You can try to use the Windows Update Troubleshooter to fix updates that do not come through Windows 10.  Please restart the laptop twice to make sure that all updates are completed!

  Please let me know how it goes.

  Thank you.

• WiFi very slow to reconnect after sleep or Hibernate (or even at all)

  Hello everyone, I have seen similar topics on this topic before, but none of the solutions have worked for me. I am unable to connect to any WiFi after my return to laptop computer to a low power mode (sleep or Hibernate) for sometimes the lengths of time up to 2 minutes. Either an orange star/circle shape appears in the on the icons wireless system tray saying network connections are available, or the icons of progress of rotation turns constantly and never connects. If I want to restore the network connection, I have to restart my computer, or disable and reactivate the NIC (Intel WiFi Link 5300AGN) wireless.

  Things, I tried to fix the problem:

  • Uncheck the box "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" under power management in the wireless adapter, properties of the device AND hub USB root
  • Change my power Plan to High Performance and set the parameters for the adapter wireless for 'Maximum Performance '.
  • Turn the empty screen saver on and off turning off the display (recommended on a forum I found)
  • Uninstall Virtualbox (suggested on another forum I found)
  • And I tried all the drivers I could find for my card without result

  If it helps any, I am running Windows 7 Home Premium on my Dell Stdio XPS 1645.

  My guess is that even if the wireless card is said (in addition to one!) not to turn off or sleep, she does it anyway. Is there another solution I'm missing somewhere?

  I've had this problem for months now, it becomes more frustrating. I would really like to avoid putting fresh with a new installation of Windows... Any suggestions?

  Thank you!

  -Jackson

  Hello

  Very nice work to try to turn it on.

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  A general comment .

  We all have a general problem. There are several 3rd party applications installed and used the insert themselves in the Windows network components, some of them also modify the default configuration. Most of these applications is not thoroughly test. They are tested to work, but usually it's on a certain simple standard system. He has not tested, and take into account hundreds of iteration of network configurations of end users with a wide variety of material and other related network applications.

  These applications include 3rd-party security costumes, managers of networks, 3rd part of the network of assistants, virtual applications, users to play with the settings found on the Internet with limited info on what they actually do, and many others.

  To complicate the problem, some of these applications load at startup process and interfere with the network, even if the application is disabled, or and uninstalled.

  I found rather known 3rd party networked application that allows to leave about 100 entries in the registry and a Undelete-able desktop the icon, after that it is uninstalled.

  As long as it is sad, because sometimes it is the only functional solution is re - install the operating system on board back to the standard State.

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  Regarding energy saving, there could be more settings.

  Look at the BIOS of the laptop too, some of them have on-board hardware system.

  Also look at the start and the process to ensure that there is no use of 3rd party involved in managing WIFI.

  This can help to discover.

  Start & Process Explorer - http://www.ezlan.net/infestation.html#startup

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  Assuming that the signal is strong, and that there is no noise in the electrical environment.

  Visit the support site of the computer and make sure that you use the latest drivers * for network adapters.

  Check support for the router and make sure that your using the latest firmware for the router.

  Uncheck the box to the NIC of energy economy (I.e., do not leave the card save energy).

  There may be some variations on where is the energy saving setting.

  Here are a few examples, YMMV, look around your systems.

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/example/powersave.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_sav_wireless..jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/power_save_win7.jpg

  Example, http://www.ezlan.net/Win7/adv_power-sav.jpg

  * On drivers update .

  Try installing the latest drivers from the card manufacturer support page.

  Download the drivers and extract them to a folder of your choice.

  In Device Manager, right-click on the adapter.

  Click Update drivers and choose her browse my computer for drivers.

  Choose let me a list of choices, click on disk and point to the folder with the drivers.

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  When you are with what you have done is launching the present.

  WinSock and TCP/IP update.

  Type Cmd in the search text box.

  Press Ctrl-Shift-Enter keyboard shortcut to run a command as administrator prompt.  Allow the elevation.

  Type netsh winsock reset at the command prompt and press the Enter key.

  Do the same process to refresh the TCP/IP just replace the command typed with.
  
  netsh interface ipv4 reset press enter
  
  netsh interface ipv6 reset press enter
  
  ipconfig/flushdns press enter

  Restart your computer.

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Lenovo U310 DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE BSOD after sleep

  Hello!

  I'm sitting here with my U310 I bought for about 1 year. When I bought Windows 8 has been installed, but through the normal procedures of Windows Update 8.1 for Windows has been installed within a couple of months.

  Due to the fact that I am a COMPUTER professional, I have updated all drivers for a 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 (download all of this site) and everything works as it is supposed to-except for the sleep feature.

  After you put the computer in standby mode, and then tries to raise (raise the screen or press the switch) it starts but freeses before I can enter the password for the user. Then, it takes 2 to 4 minutes before entering a nice BSOD.

  Now, I read all the reviews on this site of support and I understand it's something with the drivers. Just today, I downloaded the latest drivers - installed them - with no luck. Same question.

  The computer is re-installed week last due to some other problems with the hard disk (bad points that are now disabled through chkdsk).

  No errors in the logs of Windows.

  No yellow? in the Device Manager.

  No comments on this will be appresiated - I really HOPE to get an answer from someone.

  Best regards

  Mogens

  Denmark

  
  

• Satellite P100 - no sound after sleep or hibernate on Windows 7 mode

  Hello everyone,

  I'm desperately looking for a solution for my sound problem on my PC after browsing many forums that were talking about the same question, but without effective solutions either.

  I write this message because I have a laptop Toshiba P100-488 running under Windows 7 64-bit (after having upgraded the processor) and that uses a Conexant CX20549 audio chip.

  Everything works correctly, and if the sound is chip with a 64-bit of Windows 7 installed driver but I noticed that after the return of fashion sleep or hibernation, then audio device is still recognized in the Device Manager and shown as active in the control panel and in the taskbar but unfortunately No sound out of speakers.

  I tried several drivers (including those from Dell and HP on some sites) but still the same problem.
  Also, I tried to update the driver from Windows Update that suggested the Conexant SmartAudio HD2 but the same behavior.

  Those of you who would have a solution for me or perhaps a driver concerned that could solve this annoying problem is question here?

  Thanks in advance.

  Best regards

  Fred

  Hello

  A similar problem with Vista OS has been resolved by the MS updates
  Please check this page from MS, perhaps it might help:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/937077/en-us

  Good luck

• BSOD after sleep/hibernation

  Hello..
  Sometimes when I get back to my laptop after its either been standby or hibernation, I see that it restarts a new session and said that a bsod is produced. I updated my bios and it has not changed. When I press to look for a solution, it is said that the problem is with "Intel PRO/Wireless LAN adapter software. is there a way to solve this problem - and why only is it when I go out my laptop idle

  Yes I see. If this problem is common for ideapads?
  I have just updated the driver for intel PRO/Wireless LAN adapter software, do you think this will help? If not, I'll try what you suggested.

• BSOD after sleep - Windows 7 Enterprise 64

  HP Compaq Elite 8100 small form factor

  Windows 7 Enterprise 64

  NVIDIA Quadro 600 - updates of Windows drivers video card AND later from the NVidia site.

  Freshly installed Win 7 Enterprise 64 and had no problems when I am active on the computer.

  When I return from leave the PC to SLEEP or leave the PC to sleep on his own, the PC turns off and it should restart and restart Windows. Then gives warning him not to close properly and get the following:

  Signature of the problem:
  Problem event name: BlueScreen
  OS version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.4
  Locale ID: 1033

  More information about the problem:
  BCCode: 116
  BCP1: FFFFFA800AA7C4E0
  BCP2: FFFFF88002903AD4
  BCP3: FFFFFFFFC000009A
  BCP4: 0000000000000004
  OS version: 6_1_7600
  Service Pack: 0_0
  Product: 256_1

  Files helping to describe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\062115-28875-01.dmp
  C:\Users\Brad\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-65629-0.SysData.XML

  The message above is always the same with #s even.

  I have the .dmp file but don't know how to open it to view or send here or join here.

  There are 2 displays connected to the video card.

  Drivers for PC are all the latest Windows updates except the CARD driver that I downloaded from the HP website.

  The EVENT in red ERROR LOG is as follows:

  System event COM + was unable to remove the {81389B23-0243-412D-B7CD-712BE24E9B97}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}-{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000} EventSystem.EventSubscription object.
  Object name: SLSVC_LOGON
  Description of the object:
  The HRESULT is 80070005.

  Hi John,.

  If you are working on Enterprise Edition, I suggest you post your query on TechNet at the link below.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home

  Hope this information is useful.

  Thank you.

• My Satellite Pro L Gets a BSOD after going into sleep

  My Satellite Pro L Gets a BSOD after going into sleep
  We spend whenever my laptop is asleep or in hibernation.
  When she comes back, it goes to BSOD.

  Can you help me please?

  What cell phone do you have exactly?
  What operating system do you use?

  Have you tried to reinstall the OS using the recovery CD?
  You update the OS?
  You update the BIOS?

• Windows 7 "no DNS (or no network) after sleep (wake up) sleep (or Hibernate).

  The purpose of this thread is to understand the expected behavior of the TCP in Windows 7 stack and the cards on the resume from sleep/hibernate - not - display the suggestions that have been posted in other threads.  I also wanted to gather some folklore on this subject in one place...

  It seems to be a group of people having this problem Windows 7 "no DNS (or no network) after sleep (wake up) sleep (or Hibernate)" without definitive duty (or with various) responds to what the issue is.

  Do some reading on this in various places, I see:

  -Suggestions to disable UPnP.  This should be largely irrelevant to the problem.

  -Reset the default router.  Generally, this should not be necessary.

  -Reinstall Windows 7 (ah yes, the panacea for all ills!).

  -Replace DHCP static IP address.  This should not be necessary (considered at best as a workaround).

  -If it solves the problem, it points the finger at DHCP feature / state on the curriculum vitae of sleep?

  -Disable the firewall.  This shouldn't be a problem (why would it).

  -If it is a question, it is likely to be isolated, rather than the majority of the cases.

  -VMWare (or similar) virtual networks.

  -This could be a problem for some people.  It would be useful for anyone who has a problem to confirm if they have VMWare or similar virtualization installed products (who can create virtual networks).

  -Disable the TCP (TCP sliding windows) tuning car.

  -It is possible that TCP auto tuning could be a problem for some people - but - unlikely, it would be a problem for people only on the recovery from sleep mode.  I think that anyone with questions about the TCP (TCP sliding windows) tuning car rather than questions on RESUME intermittent connectivity problems.

  -Some people report improved performance when turn it off this feature.   Report MSFT from 10 x to x 1000 in laboratory performance. conditions.  It's one you need to test yourself to see if it helps or otherwise.

  -NETSH INTERFACT TCP SET GLOBAL AUTOTUNING = OFF

  -NETSH INTERFACT TCP SET GLOBAL AUTOTUNING = NORMAL

  -It works on XP but not on Windows 7?

  -It is fairly widely commented that the TCP stack has been re-written/improved thanks to Vista and Windows 7.  It is not surprising, therefore that problems on Windows 7 that do not exist on Windows XP.  This does not necessarily imply that the Windows 7 stck is bug, just as not all software and peripheral food chain TCP are speaking the language of same/current (in the absence of a better technical description).

  -One wonders, therefore, are only optimizations issues additional tuning and unloading that have been made in the new stack TCP?   How this confrontation with the problems that occur only in the curriculum vitae of sleep/wake extended?

  -Some people recommended prevents the system from voltage of their cards during the standby/hibernation.  Does this means:

  -The card is not dynamic.

  -If the card is allowed to be turned off so there will be a lag between the state saved in Windows and the State represented (none) in the card when the system is out of his sleep (or Hibernate).

  -Perhaps, it's something that needs to be addressed in the functions of battery/sleep TCP in Windows 7 - How to handle/recover the situation when the NETWORK adapter is turned off?

  -If we put the system to sleep, we want to have power supplied to the maps or not (what are the implications)?

  -People have the same problem for the hibernation?

  -If there is a problem of State related to the cards, would be - why, in some cases of people solve the problem by disabling optimizations that involve some treatment being given cards instead of being carried out using the processors.  If it was kept in the processors, we have consistent state on the resume (as opposed to cards)?

  I think what I understand of MSFT is here:

  -What is the behavior designed in the stack revised to ensure a consistent state between the adapter, battery, previously obtained DNS, DHCP settings, etc., the curriculum vitae of sleep/wake extended.

  -Unlikely connections persist across sleep/hibernation - so are they remind/re-restored?

  -Windows 7 has more work to properly manage this for cards that - are - power off during sleep?

  -Is - it a requirement of MSFT at this time for an own CV, the card must stay lit?

  An exchange of views on how this is supposed to work for MSFT would be useful.  Then perhaps hundreds if not thousands of people facing this issue can understand why it happens and how they can solve.

  [upstairs]

  Thank you for spending time and energy on it. I had a frustrating to deal with this problem, but - finally, disable virtual network cards seems to have helped.

• OSX El Capitan 10.11.5 7.29 Skype cannot connect after the sleep or Hibernate

  I normally several days (10-20) without having to restart my computer. I have my setup system for sleep (sleep for hard disk) when I change places of work at home. Before this version of Skype that has worked. Now, Skype does not recover after sleep. I have to restart my system for Skype can properly connect again. Can I please have a post to an earlier version of Skype so I can reinstall this version? This isn't really correct. Having to restart a system developer daily is messing up my workflow.

  Has finally managed to fix it myself. I had a couple of virtual NICs enabled for communication on the replacement test networks. I put the two off and then tried Skype again and this time only it connected without a problem. So, apparently, Skype does not use the main network connection.

• Wireless Dell Inspiron 15 (5558) after the sleep or hibernate (Win7 pro)

  Hello

  Just bought my new Dell Inspiron 15 (5558). There is an annoying problem with wireless connection - after sleep or sleep, it is not wireless reconnect automatically extended:

  1. I have the latest drivers (downloaded from dell with the service number support);

  2. already unchecked the box "Allow Windows to turn off this device to save power" (to the adapter, power management);

  3 other computers, tablets and smart phones work perfect with the same router.

  So, I tried almost everything (search the dell community forum) - nothing helped.  It is so boring.

  Please, any ideas or possible solutions?

  Kind regards

  Tom

  Hello, Mr. Todd,

  Thanks for your time and your support. I tried your solution/suggestion, read almost all of the subjects with the options 'wifi connect' and etc... Nothing helps.

  ... But, after an hour of work and different "algorithms", I think I found the solution for my problem:

  1. the Device Manager; Network cards

  

  2. in 'Microsoft Virtual Wifi Miniport (both) cards' Power manager unchecked box with "allow the computer to turn off this device."

  3. in 'Intel (r) dual band Wireless' faces - case manager checked with "allow the computer to turn off this device."

  4. it seems that this movement has helped to solve this problem. Now, after hibernation or sleep my wifi mode will automatically connect.

  Thank you

• I can still access my Manager tasks, Shut Down, restart, sleep, and Hibernate options went on the Start Menu After uninstalling Secure browser review.

  I recently downloaded Secure browser review for a test in Spanish for a class.  I uninstalled the program successfully, however I still can't access my Manager tasks, Shut Down, restart, sleep and Hibernate options went on the Start Menu.  Finally, before taking the test, my computer is always locked.  This means that whenever he 'slept' that I have to enter a password or use my HP SimplePass of fingerprint to unlock.  Now, it does not require a password, or it is not locked.

  I don't think SEB is not completely uninstalled, or he changed the settings on my computer and I can't figure out how to change their return.  Help, please!

  Original title: Secure Browser review

  Hello

  Do a system restore, if necessary in Safe Mode, until you have installed the browser...

  "In Windows 7 system restore:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/system-restore

  'Advanced options boot (including safe mode).

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode#1TC=Windows-7

  "The Advanced Boot Options screen lets you start Windows in advanced troubleshooting mode. You can access the menu by turning on your computer and pressing the F8 key before starting Windows (press F8 at the rate of about once per second)"

  See you soon.

• After sleep ntoskrnl.exe error 0x0000009f DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE

  DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE after sleep

  When I put my laptop to sleep by closing the lid or choosing sleep from the beginning, I get a bsod (ntoskrnl.exe 0x0000009f DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE) when the recovery.
  BlueScreenView report:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12993257/bsod.htm
  Empty the file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/12993257/091211-34538-01.zip
  Also, for some reason that I do not get the bsod when it puts itself in standby (IE after expire) but I understand when it hibernate itself.
  Any help is appreciated!
  Phil

  Hi chubble10,

  Method 1
  I suggest you try the steps from the following links:

  Stop error when you upgrade a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 standby or into hibernation, or when you restart the computer: "0x9F".
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/975599

  stop "0x0000009F" error message when a computer enters and fate of putting into hibernation in Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/981848

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  This issue could be due to corruption of the graphics card driver. I suggest you to update the graphics card drivers.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

• Tecra R950 Intel SSD 520 and SSD set password = F4 BSOD after reactivation

  Hello
  follwing problem:
  Tecra R950 with Intel SSD and HDD/SSD series 520 passes together = always F4 BSOD after activation of the standby mode.
  OK with no password set.
  OK with Hibernate.
  Same problem with iastor and msahci driver.

  Any ideas? Think it's a problem with the bios. He goes down the ssd when wakeup, same cannot write a dump of memory (error 0xc0000010), the necessary cold start-up.
  Steve

  Hello

  Replace the SSD drive?
  As far as I know a lot of the Tecra R950 was equipped with a 500 GB HARD drive.

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• S3 - 392G randomly frezzes after suspend or Hibernate

  Installed the latest W10 (10.0.10240.16549) own

  Some devices were not recognised and had to manually install the drivers:

  * Realtek web page SD card reader

  * Intel® Smart Connect Technology Intel 5.0 web page

  Everyting works brilliantly well except one thing - random frezzes after suspend or Hibernate.

  For example. When the lid is closed or if the system goes to the sleep/hibernation automatically:

  * in hiberantion after the dumping of the hibernation file data rather The it freezes (blue led on).

  * When to go sleep (led orange blinkong) - Blue leds instead still on screen and the power is on.

  The only way to solve this problem is hard power off (press 5 s power button).

  However after hibernation it returned correctly - he finished SysEx but wasn't Sebastian paluszkiewicz do turn off the PC.

  See also a symptom more - also happens when I chose to stop - instead it reboots!

  Possible solution:

  http://community.Acer.com/T5/Windows-10/aspire-V5-573G-freezes-instead-of-sleep-irregularly-not/m-p/...