Hibernation to restore?

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• 15-P152NU Pavilion: Pavilion/closed sleep problem

  Hello everyone! I write for the first time and I hope I do it in the right section.
  So, I recently bought a new 15-P152NU Pavilion and it is great but there is a very annoying problem right from the beginning that drives me crazy I tried almost everything I might have found on the Internet and still found no solution. So my problem is this - when I use the laptop for periods of solitaire (over an hour) it won't go to sleep or off. When I try to do a stop/standby the screen would turn black and the cover and the fan would stay. What I noticed is that if I try to shutdown/sleep when I used it for periods short (10-20 minutes), it would be nice and the fan and the cover would be turned off. But otherwise they would stay and my copmputer essentially dies and I have to press on and hold the power button and then start all over to get to the race. I tried to leave it any longer (I left it overnight) - without success. I don't know either it is based on the temperature of the cpu or a process which starts after a certain period of time, but I was really tired so I hope that I find a solution here. What I've tried so far is:
  
  -Adjust the advanced settings in Power Options.
  -Disable Hibernation
  -Update/restore Intel HD Graphics Family and almost all drivers which could be updated / restored.
  -Run the troubleshooter in Windows
  -Disable Boot (Restart) fast
  -Looking for a process that interrupts sleep and stopping by using powercfg-queries. All say no
  -Looked for a setting in the BIOS that could prevent the stop/standby - found nothing related...
  
  I'm really tired of this so I'll be looking forward to your answers. Hope someone can help me.

  Hello, @Sparkles1,.
  
  And thanks for the reply to my post. Fortunately, I managed to solve the problem. I found a solution after a long reading on the Internet. You, it might be useful for other users, I will share it than what has worked for me.
  
  1. go in Control Panel -> Device Manager
  2. expand System devices
  3. find Intel (R) Management Engine interface -> right click-> properties-> driver

  4. check the driver version. If 11.x.x.x , you'll probably face my problem.

  5. uninstall the driver. Restart your computer.
  6. download the old driver (version 9.5.15.1730 5 M) by https://downloadcenter.intel.com/search?keyword=intel+management+engine and install it. Reboot if requested.
  
  That's all. This did the trick for me. I hope it will be useful for other users too.
  
  I'm sorry I didn't post my solution earlier, but I had completely forgotten that I had posted here. Anyway thanks for your reply. I think that the forums of HP is an amazing place.
  
  Happy holidays!
  
  Krasimir Shontov

• His default intermittently T430

  The sound is a fail intermittently on my T430.

  Close and open the lid for access and return after hibernation sometimes restore sound. When it does not restart the machine usually restores sound. But the sound does not again after an indeterminate period.

  Opening of Ubuntu Linux in Virtualbox now displays the message "some devices audio (PCM_in, PCM - mic) could not be opened."

  I would appreciate any advice.

  Rob

  Lenovo ThinkPad T430
  2344-DAG
  Processor Intel Core i5 3230M 2.60 GHz
  8 GB RAM
  Windows 8

  As this problem appeared out of the blue, I suspect an update of Windows.

  Loss of windows 8 "audio" Googling update highlights a recent update
  KB2962407. Uninstall this update solves the problem.

  Of course, I now wait to see what other problems this unistallation
  causes :-)

• my hard drive space is endangered

  My hard drive is usually more often full, but I usually keep at least 1 GB free. Last night my father using the computer and a message popped up saying the space available on the drive C has been low. Once he was finished I checked it and it said that there are about 200 MB available. I went in and ran Norton Security Suite disk cleanup, which releases about 700 MB, and I went in my own files and deleted the old files that I is no longer necessary to release an another 200 + MB. Less than 24 hours later, I have the same problem, meanwhile, I downloaded a few files, but all handsets may be equal to 100 MB. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  With this little free, temporary files, virtual memory, hibernation, System Restore and updates all come to mind.

  Free space - Windows XP should take between 4.5 and 9 GB * with * an Office suite, editing Photo software, alternative Internet browser (s), various Internet plugins and a host of other things installed.  If you have a 60 GB hard drive, which is about 55 GB formatted.  If your applications/WIndows install base is big enough (games or something) - 15 GB may be taken over by who.  There's 40 GB for your data.  Check that you use often.  There really about 8 GB free on that system at all times.

  If you are comfortable with the stability of your system, you can delete the uninstall of patches which has installed Windows XP...
  http://www3.TELUS.NET/dandemar/spack.htm
  (Especially of interest here - #4)
  (Variant: http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_hotfix_backup.htm )

  You can run disk - integrated into Windows XP - cleanup to erase everything except your last restore point and yet more 'free '... files cleaning

  How to use disk cleanup
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310312

  You can disable hibernation if it is enabled and you do not...

  When you Hibernate your computer, Windows saves the contents of the system memory in the hiberfil.sys file. As a result, the size of the hiberfil.sys file will always be equal to the amount of physical memory in your system. If you don't use the Hibernate feature and want to reclaim the space used by Windows for the hiberfil.sys file, perform the following steps:

  -Start the Control Panel Power Options applet (go to start, settings, Control Panel, and then click Power Options).
  -Select the Hibernate tab, uncheck "Activate the hibernation", and then click OK. Although you might think otherwise, selecting never under "Hibernate" option on the power management tab does not delete the hiberfil.sys file.
  -Windows remove the "Hibernate" option on the power management tab and delete the hiberfil.sys file.

  You can control the amount of space your system restore can use...

  1. Click Start, right click my computer and then click Properties.
  2. click on the System Restore tab.
  3. highlight one of your readers (or C: If you only) and click on the button "settings".
  4 change the percentage of disk space you want to allow... I suggest moving the slider until you have about 1 GB (1024 MB or close to that...)
  5. click on OK. Then click OK again.

  You can control the amount of space used may or may not temporary Internet files...

  Empty the temporary Internet files and reduce the size, that it stores a size between 64 MB and 128 MB...

  -Open a copy of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
  -Select TOOLS - Internet Options.
  -On the general tab in the section 'Temporary Internet files', follow these steps:
  -Click on 'Delete the Cookies' (click OK)
  -Click on "Settings" and change the "amount of disk space to use: ' something between 64 MB and 128 MB. (There may be many more now.)
  -Click OK.
  -Click on 'Delete files', then select "Delete all offline content" (the box), and then click OK. (If you had a LOT, it can take 2 to 10 minutes or more).
  -Once it's done, click OK, close Internet Explorer, open Internet Explorer.

  You can use an application that scans your system for the log files and temporary files and use it to get rid of those who:

  CCleaner (free!)
  http://www.CCleaner.com/
  (just disk cleanup - do not play with the part of the registry for the moment)

  Other ways to free up space...

  SequoiaView
  http://www.win.Tue.nl/SequoiaView/

  JDiskReport
  http://www.jgoodies.com/freeware/JDiskReport/index.html

  Those who can help you discover visually where all space is used.  Then, you can determine what to do.

• Why my OS took so much space and how can I turn off automatic Back-ups?

  Hi, I'm opperating on Windows Vista Basic Home Edition on top of a HP540 Tower, which has 160 GB hard drive.

  Except for the 20 GB Partition, I stayed with 129 GB to install a fresh on o/s.

  After installing my o/s and updates the 7Gig to clean Documents saved from after installation.

  I was left with 99 Go!

  Something wrong without a doubt!

  Even more, I'm losing memory on my hard drive like there is no tomorrow, 30 GB in 4 days!

  It seems every time I'm streaming videos, or even just to watch videos, an external hard drive.

  I lose about 1 or 2 GB!

  Using a number of antivirus programs, I scanned for a virus, but all programs concluded that the

  the system is clean and that there is no virus!

  This led me to believe that the system backup and restore several coppies of his car, then

  I have used the disk clean up to remove all but the most recent backup file.

  All of a sudden my disk space is increased from 69BG to 99 GB.

  I still don't know what happened to the other Go 20 or 21.

  Although this seems to be a difficulty, with in a few minutes that the backup has been busy writing far still and in

  15 minutes that I had fallen to 97.3 GB and deminuishing.

  Why my OS took so much space and how can I turn off automatic Back-ups?

  Thank you very much!

  Nothing wrong as far as I can see.  A Windows installation will take about 20 GB to 30 GB so it's fine, and you will lose even more space for virtual memory to system management file, hibernation, system restore points file and so on.  Although the "30 GB in four days" is perhaps a little on the high side, considering that you have just installed Windows, there are a lot of household, creating files and so forth go on these days.

  With the help of disk cleanup to delete these files from system restore is a bad choice, because they are created to ensure the security of your system and allow you to recover from any problems that may require them.

  If disk space is as big a problem to get a bigger hard drive and let the system restore to do its job.

• Dell Inspiron 15r 5537-sleep problem/change

  Hello

  Everytime I wake up my laptop from sleep by opening the lid and then pressing the power button it sometimes restart itself on the lock screen display. I want to got to solve this problem.  I have Windows 8.1.

  I solved my problem of reactivation of the laptop! REFERENCE DELL 5737 17R

  I'll try to explain what happened.

  After the upgrade to Win8.1, update windows try to update Inter HD graphic card driver preinstalled on dell systems. This video driver is * ESSENTIAL * for suspend/Hibernate/LidClose mode to work correctly.

  It's the signature of the update Win8.1 suggests to apply:

  [x] - Intel Corporation - graphics adapter - WDDM1.1, WDDM1.2, WDDM1.3 graphics card graphics card - Intel(r) HD Graphics Family

  DO NOT APPLY THIS UPDATE! *

  If you do, this will conflict with the graphics card from AMD and the result of the unpleasant problems, including:

  * Cannot restore black screen if you close lid and then reopening
  * Failed to properly put into hibernation
  * Cannot restore cut LCD monitor for powersave

  IF you see the DELL support site, you may notice that the LAST available Intel HD video is OLDER than the liveupdate installed (from microsoft).

  Solution:

  1. remove/uninstall all the animals AMD
  2 reset
  3. remove the driver Intel HD Video and reinstall the driver older DELL site
  4 reboot (unplug the network/lan... * IMPORTANT *)
  5 disable automatic LiveUpdate
  6. replace the network/LAN
  "" 7 locate the available update package, hide "xxxx WDDM1.1 graphics card.

  You want now, as a final, to say NO, NO reboot, THANKS to Intel video driver LiveUpdate.

  You now have a dell with prolonged sleep/standby mode of work.
  When I close the lid only to reopen it, finally the LCD back on.
  Don't let liveupdate reinstall this update of villain.

  Of course, the AMD accelerated graphics card won't work, because all the AMD drivers are now gone.
  I don't really like for now, I'll try to reinstall AMD/catalyst * ONLY * when a newer version from the DELL support site. They are stuck to the pilots in 2013, they are old enough, and I fear that they may cause other problems with Win8.1 too.

  Please Dell, give us a better experience, let's not lose all the time trying to correct your buggy drivers!

  Hope this helps someone.

  Paolo Marani, Italy

• Upon resuming from hibernation my computer asks continue logon or delete restoration data. Restore data refers to a previous restoration or a restore point that was created for later use?

  Original title: F8 and troubleshooting.

  After starting my computer Gateway Profile4 after hibernation, I wonder to continue logon or delete restoration data. Restore data refers to a previous restoration or a restore point that was created for later use? If restoring the use of revert to a previous state, you can cancel that catering is also created which I think could be is requested.

  original title: after waking up from hibernation, he asked me to continue logon or delete restoration data.

  Recently, I had this problem.  This link above (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/294427) helped me.

  Basically, it seems to be a corrupted restore point created to go into hibernation.  I think that the system wants to remove that restore point and reboot "fresh."

  Restore data refers to a previous restoration or a restore point that was created for later use?

  
  

  A previous restore point.

  If restoring the use of revert to a previous state, you can cancel that catering is also created which I think could be is requested.

  
  

  If I understand you correctly, no.

  Hope this helps

  -Rich

• How can I get restored on my computer hibernation mode?

  My computer crashed and had to be restored.  Since my departure / carry out menu of the computer, I could initially put my computer into sleep mode, Hibernate, shut down or restart.  Now, my computer only allows me to sleep, turn off and restart.  How to bring back my original settings?

  In Windows XP, open the Power Options Control Panel, click the Hibernate tab, check the box hybernation in the hibernation pane, and then click OK.  Of course, that's assuming that a system is capable of hybernating...

• Laptop model Aspire Acer E5-571-51ZL running Windows 8.1 - lid opening to restore from hibernation?

  I changed the Windows power settings so that when I close the lid, it goes into hibernation. However, when I open the cover it does not boot up the laptop and restore after hibernation. I have to open the cover and press the power button and then it resets after hibernation.

  I have a much cheaper laptop Toshiba that comes automatically starts and restore after hibernation, when I open the lid. As far as I recall there is no special settings I changed so that the Toshiba to work like this, just the setting in the Windows power option that allows roll Hibernate when closing the lid. The Toshiba running Windows 8.0.

  This model Acer has this feature?

  If so, how I set it up to work?

  Thank you.

  Type of power in the search and choose "change the power buttons do". Is "Turn the fast startup" checked? If this is not the case, check it.

  Require a password? Do you need it to? Maybe the button / what else than the hibernation.

  I use not so much of Hibernate, I guess.

• Why is "hibernation" is more displayed - despite also using system restore

  After using 'live one care' security check / clean etc... I am more able to use "hibernate" (sleep, shutdown, restart, lock, change user or lock are the only options) have tried restoring the system without result. How can I return the option to allow me to "setting Hibernate"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928897

  I used the disk cleanup tool in Windows Vista, and now the hybrid sleep feature and the hibernation feature are unavailable

  See if the information above fix it for you.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Qosmio F60 - hibernation of freezing and problems starting

  Hello...

  The problems started when my computer goes into hibernation mode and when I press the power button to launch once again, it remains frozen.
  I then press the switch to turn on it works again.
  Option just to start normally or in safe mode.
  Either way comp freezes in the middle of loading and I must push the switch down to the Tower model

  Then the new restart msg saying there is a problem in the start menu and asks me if I want to solve the problem
  I click Yes and a number of things have happened several times:
  (1) computer sets and loads normally
  (2) computer says he can not solve the problem and continues to load correctly
  (3) the computer freezes in the middle of loading or during the process of setting
  (4) computer sets and restarts but crashes in the middle of reloading

  I often have to go through this time half a dozen before I can load normally

  either way my norton antivirus has been come with messages saying I need to reactivate (my subscription is not exhausted) or an error has occurred
  have done a full virus scan - none found

  is this a virus problem? I do a system restore? any other advice?
  help much appreciated

  Hi kkle4,

  You use the preinstalled version of Windows 7 in Toshiba? I can t find any information in your posting on OS :(

  Otherwise I agree with Akuma and you should check the BIOS version and probably an update would be useful. Before you begin to update of the BIOS here are some useful tips:
  -Close all running programs (also, antivirus, firewall, etc.)
  -Make sure that you are logged on as an administrator
  -Unzip all files from zip archive
  -Connect the AC adapter before you can update the BIOS and make sure the battery is fully charged

• Satellite A110 - 228 LAN not working after hibernation

  Well, subject says it all, really. Network (wired) LAN does not work after hibernate.

  It seems that it cannot find the DHCP server, so after a while, he gets a 169.* address.

  After a reboot, the network works as usual (Gets an IP address from the DHCP server)

  Tried the usual things, disconnect the cable, disabling the device LAN, the battery or the AC adapter, the behavior is reproducible.

  The wireless network will be restored after a hibernation.
  He needs a little help (right-click on the icon and 'recover' or whatever it is called in English)

  Any suggestions?

  Wilm Boerhout

  In Device Manager, you will find the Lan card. Then, you can select the properties of LAN card. In the local network, properties of the map please select the Advanced tab
  Here you can activate some interesting functions and change for optimal performance.
  You can try to change some changes. Maybe it will work

• Satellite M70-148 - power on problem after hibernation

  Hello:
  Sometimes, I have a problem I can not turn on after hibernation. The fan starts, but the computer does not start again. I can only turn off again by pressing the button for a few seconds. When I remove my power cord and press the power button, I am able to start up. I can solve this?

  I've been on the internet looking for a solution and found this description of the problem, which is exactly what I have, but unfortunately there is no solution.

  "
  I'll explain the problem in detail, right after hibernation or standby IF you press power button / stop it goes blue led fan starts, HD led lights, led battery, power adapter led (if its connected) and a cd player make it sound as if he looking for a CD, and THEN stopped fan HD led turns off, no sound from CD, leaves u with button only works / stop led on, a pretty frustrating blue

  After waiting, u eventually gave up, turn it off by prolonged pressure on the button / stop and then no matter wut u do, simply starts only even the sounds and the leds as mentioned above, nothing on the screen as if its dead! No logo, no nothing.

  Give him a time (about 15 min with battery connected, or 5 minutes or less with the battery) press the button, IT U - GO, works perfectly!

  same case with the judgment but not always as put into hibernation and sleep (but once made wake-up from standby mode!), but most of the time after the judgment, you have to wait 15 min!

  No memory connected USB flash or something else!

  I have installed winXP pro SP2 above and installed the drivers and the Microsoft HOT fixes too, but the problem remains.

  I also made recovery from the CD of restoration which follows, also not good!

  I noticed that if you disconnected the battery the appliance needs less time to wake or boot. about 5 min.

  what kills me, is that the device works perfectly and I love it! I've had this problem with her!

  So what I need to know is the following: is there anyway to weather course if it's a hardware or software problem?

  its not easy to go to service local cuz its in another city! I need to try first what it takes to fix it on my own!
  "

  Thank you for your time!

  Well, there's not much to do. You have some many possibilities. Check your installed BIOS version and compare it with the version on the Toshiba site.
  If there is a newer version so you can try to update the BIOS. But please be careful.

• I can't use Hibernation mode/mode standby on my Satellite

  I can't use the Hibernation mode and also in standby mode! After that passage to these forms of my laptop shows a blue screen with the message «Preparing for the Hibernation/standby mode...» "and... There is nothing after this message just as the comp is hanging. Please advise me someone what can I do with this.

  Why you n t see more details? ?:|
  I put t understand users who post something but without any information on the laptop, which the OS has been pre-installed, manually or the recovery CD, what was done on the laptop, (X) - etc.

  Sorry for this comment but I hope you understand my point of view.
  However, using the OS from Toshiba Recovery CD?

  Usually if the Toshiba Power saver was installed on the laptop then this utility controls the Hibernate mode and the day before.
  But as I mentioned above, the OS from the restore CD should work. If you installed it manually if something is missing.

• Satellite A100 running Vista - no hibernation function

  Hello

  I have a satellite A100 with Vista Home Premium installed and everything in-house, a cleaning disc I selected a folder called Hibernation to remove and now I am unable to use the hibernation feature.

  My laptop with Vista preinstalled so venus im failed to insert the disk to fix this problem.

  All ideas are welcome,

  Thank you...

  You can try using System Restore which is part of the Vista operating system

  Try to set the BONE to the beginning of time until you've cleaned the disc

  Check it out