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• Tecra Z50 - A - 11 c: external display do not wake

  Hello

  I've got Tecra Z50 - A - 11 c and an external display connected to the VGA port.
  I implemented the plan of power management to turn off the screen after 10 minutes.

  The monitor turns off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
  The problem is that is not wake the mouse or a key.

  I have to restart the laptop to put the image on the external monitor.
  The internal display works fine.

  It seems to me like a BIOS problem, but I have the latest version of the BIOS.
  Any ideas?

  Thank you
  Jacek

  What happens if you press the function key (Fn + F5) to change the display output? This combination activates the external monitor again?
  Have you noticed the same problem using the hibernation, or "sleep" mode?

  I m not very good if it really a laptop before issuing.
  I mean the internal display still works fine and it would be advisable to check this problem using different external monitors.

  By the way: the laptop supports Intel HD Graphics 4400. Try to install the latest Intel GPU driver:
  https://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProdId=3719

• Satellite U500 - may not wake from sleep

  Hi all

  I have a Satellite U500 laptop win7 64 bit and my system may not wake from sleep mode.
  "Standby mode" when I press the power button or any key of the keypad power led lights up but the screen stays black and the system is unusable.

  Any help?

  Have you noticed this problem in the first moments after upgrade to Win7?
  I assume that you made a mistake with Vista?

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• elitedesk 800 does not wake from sleep, performed a start rather

  HP EliteDesk 800 G1 USDT Win8.1 Pro 64-bit

  After the sleep mode to not wake up the keyboard or mouse click.

  Pressing the key Power performed a clean boot from the stop.

  Computer came with Windows 7 Pro. I installed Windows 8 since the disks provided with the computer and improved online at Windows 8.1. Everything seems to work fine, but the modes of Eve/hibertation.

  By pressing on a keyboard or screen sleep button apparently sends computer standby: the screen is black, white power button mouse and keyboard LED off, LED blinks once every two seconds.

  However computer not wakes up on a key on the keyboard and pressing a button / a computer turns on, but does boot upward as if it were completely off.

  Already checked for the latest version of the BIOS and enabled for keyboard and mouse power management.

  Hi Jaco,

  Thanks for your suggestion. I tried to experiment with the settings of power for the keyboard and the mouse, and simply made sure that both are enabled to wake the computer from sleep mode. I began to suspect that he may be the controller USB keyboard to wake the computer asleep, and I've experimented with a PS/2 keyboard without result.

  Then I reread in BIOS settings help mode "standby" should be indicated in triple LED flash, and I was getting only single blink of the LED, and I started to look into each option in Advanced settings of the power management and guess what I found?

  THE SOLUTION

  When I turned the sleep > allow hybrid sleep set Off, "sleep mode" started working:

  By pressing on the sleep button sends computer mode 'sleep', white LED travels triple flash and two seconds apart, and by pressing a key on the keyboard wakes the computer.

  Apparently my hardware configuration somehow comes into conflict with the Win8 hybrid sleep mode. SSD?

  HP EliteDesk 800 G1 USDT Core i7-4770 8 GB (2x4GB) DDR3 256 GB SDD,

  DVD +/-RW, keyboard, mouse, GigLAN,

  WIN8.1 Pro 64

  Thanks to all for lead me to this solution!

• Yoga 900 - do not wake up to the top of the mode standby mode when it is connected to an external monitor

  Hello world. It's just a message of public service regarding an issue I encountered. I found that my 900 Yoga do not "wake up" after he went to sleep when you are connected to an external monitor.

  I am connected to a HP 27VX monitor by a C of Type USB to HDMI adapter. I found that my Yoga wakes up without problem if the screen is off (power options disable the display settings), but he does not wake up if she gets to sleep when it is connected to the monitor. The question however is not that he don't wake up, the problem is that for some reason when it is connected to the monitor there's going to ever really sleep (slow flashing white light). I think it is the way of somehow when you try to go to sleep. When he enters this mode, the power led is white, and the only solution is power Yoga of the cycle. I don't know why he won't successfully to sleep when it is connected to a monitor, but my guess is a certain type of driver/hardware between the USB type C HDMI adapter and the monitor problem.

  I checked that everything works as designed when I am not connected to the monitor. My solution is to go to power options and turn on my sleep option (when it's plugged in) to "never". Not a solution by any means, just a work around so that all stakeholders (Lenovo, HP) understand how to work with the new port USB Type C. I hope this helps.

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• Time Machine do not wake the Macbook to perform backups

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• Computer HP laptop-15-f162dx (POWER: Standby Mode will not Wake-Up)

  I put the switches so that the computer does not turn off and Sleep Mode for 15 minutes.  However, the computer go to sleep after 30 minutes and will not wake up!  I have to restart the computer everytime I want to work on that.  It is significant in the end pain when I need to leave for half an hour when I'm working on something.

  Charlie

  Hey @CARnPAR,

  I have recommended to you to return Windows 8.1 Notebook, as if updates have not been completed before the upgrade, this could cause problems. The marked Windows 10 upgrade update. No HP upgrade.

  You will need to return the option balanced diet plan options if it's high performance, it didn't wake up from sleep mode.  Here is a link on the mode "Eve" of issues.

  If this is insufficient, please use the following link to create yourself a file number, then call and it can help to expedite the appeal process:
  
  Open the link: www.hp.com/contacthp/ follow the prompts
  Enter the product number or select Auto detection
  Scroll up to "still need help? Fill out the form to select your contact options.
  Scroll down and click on: contact HP options - click Get phone number
  
  File number and phone number are displayed.
  
  They will be happy to help you immediately. Thank you.

• Keyboard Dell Bluetooth is not recognized when energy savings and will not wake my computer. My usb mouse not recognized or the other.

  My Dell Bluetooth keyboard is not recognized when energy savings and will not wake my computer. My usb mouse not recognized or the other.  I use keyboard now, but it seems not be installed yet when I check my keyboard or bluetooth devices. Keyboard does not work after so I'll try to figure out what to do before moving into the power saving mode. Help, please. I did all the updates from microsoft, and there is no update for my bluetooth device, I checked.

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  1. have you made changes on the computer before this problem?
  2. What is the model of the keyboard?
  3. are you an error message or error code?
  4. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on your computer?

  I suggest you to consult the following Microsoft article and check if it helps.

  On troubleshooting in Windows 7 power management: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980869

  Troubleshoot keyboard: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Troubleshoot-keyboard-problems

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• W510 does not wake from sleep

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  You can tell it's still on, but the screen remains black.

  I searched and didn't find any resolution that worked for me.

  A recommendation was disable incident reports, and that did not work.

  I preformed also all updates of the firmware as well as the upgrade to windows 8.1.

  The problem is exactly the same point 8.1 as it was in windows 8.

  Just to follow up.

  I did a factory reset the origin of windows 8 and the problem disappeared.

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• Envy4590 HP: HP Envy do not wake up

  My printer do not wake mode 'sleep' and turns on when I want to print from my phone. and that's why my phone does not find the printer. The auto power off feature is set to OFF, so I know that's not what is the cause. Help!

  Hi @jenbo17,

  Thanks for joining the Forums of HP Support for a solution to your printer problem.

  I understand that when you try to print from your Android on your HP ENVY 4500 e-all-in-one printer printing wake mode 'sleep' to print. I would like to help with that.

  I would start by checking the firmware of the printer. This document can help this - getting updates to printer for HP ENVY 4500 e-all-in-One Printer Series.

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  Indeed, if this help you to achieve a solution please click the 'accept as Solution' and the 'thumbs up' buttons down below in this message.

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• Can't get the page to print from Microsoft Visio. Also will not delete the queue.

  Can't get the page to print from Microsoft Visio. Also will not delete the queue.

  The problem arose when the USB printer to a laptop with Windows 7 on a desktop using Windows XP. The printer is a HP Deskjet D1660.

  Hunting around, I found a solution that had been proposed for someone else's problem. The detachment is shown below.

  Re: Update critical to correct a PC to printer communication problem, washer dot?

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• Want K203TX: Display will not wake up

  This is a new laptop.

  I did nothing about it, other than updates of Windows install and create recovery discs.

  • I put the option "turn off the display of" 1 Minute.
  • IMPORTANT: I put the brightness screen completely to zero, the lowest setting possible, by using the keys on the keyboard or the brightness option in Windows.
  • Let the laptop computer idle for a minute, the screen can accommodate as it should (the laptop is put to sleep after 30 minutes, only display that sleeps, the laptop is still awake).
  • Move the mouse, press the keys on the keyboard, the screen doesn't come back to the top. The computer is still in place and in the course of execution-i can switch keyboard backlight On / Off with the keys, but the display will not wake up.
  • Press on the "brightness +" button on the keyboard, the screen wakes up. It is the only way to wake up. The other option is to press on and hold the power button, force a stop down and restart the computer.
  • This occurs ONLY when "brightess" is set to the lowest level. If the brightness is set to again one level above the lowest, the issue cannot be reproduced. Move the mouse or press any keyboard will wake up the screen in this situation.
  • The two graphics Intel HD 5500 and GTX 850 M drivers are up to date.
  • BIOS is updated as well.
  • Battery / sector makes a difference. If the display brightness to the lowest, the screen will ALWAYS fail to wake up, regardless of which power source is being used.

  What should I do? Please don't tell me this is a minor problem and I have to live with it.

  There are so many problems minor with this laptop, and all these add make a total piece of cr...

  My almost 5 years probook with a second generation core i3 processor and no discrete GPU is better than this all-new 5th generation core i7 + laptop GeForce GTX.

  I'm starting to regret this purchase. I should have gotten another probook. Thought that offers want a better "bang for the buck", and now I think it was a huge mistake.

  Anyway, no idea how I can get this fixed? Looks like a right driver problem? Or is this a hardware problem? Can we with a trial of mobile Envy this out and tell me if the problem can be reproduced on their platform? It cannot be reproduced on my Probook.

  Thank you.

  Hi @johnwinchester,

  I'm so glad to hear you're solves the problems you had! The key is that you are now without a problem.

  To answer 2 questions;

  1. to my knowledge, if you purchased the HP 3 year extended warranty on the spot with a cover against accidental damage, then it usually starts from the date of purchase. Be sure and check out I would suggest either go this site check your product warranty and/or contact us.

  2. I'd say creating new recovery disks. The old drive will not help to you on your product. You have the ability to create new disks of recovery of the product without any reported problems. I wouldn't take the chance, I just came out with the old and turned to the future.

  I hope this has helped!

  Have a great day!

• Windows 7 Task Scheduler is not wake the portable computer at the scheduled time

  Instead of stopping my laptop, I put it to sleep at night. Later, the laptop is expected to execute the sequence of tasks scheduled in my windows-7:

  1. 04:00, run a task "A". To perform this task, the laptop awakens from his sleep because "task" was to "wake the computer to run this task" activated.
  2. 05:06, Hibernate (not to be confused with sleep) the laptop by running the command "rundll32.exe powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState 0,0,0.
  3. 05:30, running a "task B". To perform this task, the laptop is supposed to wake up from hibernation, because this "task B" has also the "wake the computer to run this task" activated.

  The problem:

  Faithfully, the laptop awakens from his sleep at 04:00 to run "task A". However, it is not always faithful to wake up from hibernation at 05:30. 3 days (April 13), he stood at 05:46 instead of 05:30. Today, he was not awake to the top even by 06:05!

  Then, there are following around this interesting phenomenon :

  1. Today at 06:05, when I found that the cell had not awakened, I checked if the food was THERE... it wasn't. As soon as I turned on the power, he automatically stood. When he awoke, he showed that the battery is charged to 64%! Which implies, my manual operation of switches WE supply should not have been necessary in the first place!

     Earlier, on 13 April, however, no manual intervention of any kind has happened and the computer had its power supply IT throughout the night. Yet he stood AFTER the scheduled time.

  2. Then, this Act of waking from hibernation after the scheduled time is fascinating to me. From my point of view, the computer must either wake up on time, or it does not wake up at all because I chose NEITHER option "Run task as soon as possible after a regular check is not respected" , OR the ' if the task fails, restart every ' option.

  Here, I would like to bring a few details & confirmations:

  1. There is no defect in the backup provided by the battery of my laptop because it provides a safe backup for about 2 to 3 hours. Even if I'm typing this message, actually on battery, not on a current area of my laptop power supply.
  2. I usually leave the computer power mobile power during the night as a precaution against the batteries running out of power. Even on 13 April, it was YOU. Last night was the first exception to this regime, which began 21 days ago.
  3. I don't have either the "start the task only if the computer is powered" or the "Stop if the computer switches to battery power" options enabled for a task planned in question.
  4. I also have the advanced power settings "allow wake timers" is set to enable for "on battery" and "Plugged In".

  So, I have the following questions:

  1. Why computer faithfully to wake up from its sleep, but not as faithfully to wake up from hibernation?
  2. The State of food plays a role any in this Act of waking from hibernation? Does it matter if the computer is on battery or plugged when waking up when "start it the task if the computer is powered" or the option "stop if the computer switches to battery power" enabled?
  3. Finally, what can I do to correct this erratic behavior?

  Right - a scheduled task cannot be configured to wake the system from hibernation.

  In the properties of the task, the Condition is "wake the computer to run this task":

  

  The key words here are "Wake" and "Sleep".

  When your system is in sleep, he is still able to get a stimulus like a click of the mouse or keyboard stroke to wake up or a scheduled task to wake him up.

  The only way you can be awakened, it's if you sleep - you cannot be reactivated if you are hibernating (aka powered off completely = death).

  You cannot use a ST to wake the computer after Hibernation.

  You might be able to set an option in the BIOS to power the system at some point and have then an era channel a few minutes after this date.

  You may be able to configure your router to send a WOL packet (wake on LAN) to the system to a point and then have an era handle a few minutes after that date.

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• PC do not wake mode 'sleep' to all the

  Last night, I put my PC on mode 'sleep', but when I turn it on today, it does nothing. I changed the power cable from pc, but it does nothing. I hear a little sound when I remove the CAP that goes on food. The problem would be the power supply? I have not installed a new software or updates in the last days. I can't turn the PC. I moved the mouse, press the keys on the keyboard, but the pc still does not wake from sleep mode. I need to do a lot of work with my PC.

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• my computer would not wake from sleep when the cover iclose & open again?

  When I close the lid on my computer & open it again, the computer does not wake up, it shows just a black screen!

  Hi George,.

  From the description of the problem, it seems that the computer would not wake from sleep when you close the lid and open it again. I understand the inconvenience.

  Let us, try to perform the following methods and check if it helps.

  Method 1: Run the troubleshooter of power

  Open the troubleshooter of power

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-power-Troubleshooter

  For more information, connect to:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/sleep-and-hibernation-frequently-asked-questions

  Method 2: Troubleshoot wake the computer from sleep mode

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/266283

  Method 3: Update Chipset drivers

  Download and install the latest version of drivers for chipset for the computer on the computer manufacturer site and check if you are faced with the same question.

  Method 4: Run the BIOS update

  I would say as you perform the update of the BIOS by contacting the manufacturer of the computer, check if it helps.

  Important: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  It will be useful. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you