Progression of issue of sleep hibernation

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• external unknown device after device, hard drive or the printer goes into sleep/hibernation

  I guess that the problem occurs when each device goes into sleep/hibernation because this is happining to only my external hard drive and printer.  All other devices connected by USB have never no problem and will not go to standby or Hibernate. Difficulty I should close down then cold restart without connected device. then after the system is installed and running reconnect the device then it is recognized and works. I tried to just the printer powerdown (cables power and usb for printer peripheral but comp still running while still not recognized after that repower printer and then usb connection get 'unknown device'.)  The only way to obtain a recognized device, DHM or printer is as above full stop and then reconnect.  Any help would be greatly appreciated because it really is a pain and has cost me a printer that I threw out the window, luckly the window was open.  Thanks again for your time and your help very frustrated JK

  Hello

  1 have had any changes made on the computer before the show?

  2. do you get an error message? If Yes, what is the full and exact error message?

  Method 1:

  I suggest for the link and try to run the Troubleshooter:

  Tips for solving problems of USB devices

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

  Method 2:

  Try to update the device drivers and check if it helps:

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  Check out the link for more information:

  Looking for drivers

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/finding-drivers-what-to-do-when-your-hardware-wont-work-with-Windows-Vista

  Method 3:

  I suggest you to disable and re-enable the USB controllers:

  a. click Startand then click run.

  b. type devmgmt.msc, and then click OK. Device Manager opens.

  c. expand Bus USB controllers.
  Note: You need to scroll the list to find this point.

  d. right-click the first USB controller under USB Bus controllersand then click Uninstall to remove it.

  e. Repeat step 4 for each USB controller is listed under Bus USB controllers.

  Note: restart the computer. After the computer starts, Windows will automatically check for changes on the hardware and reinstall all USB controllers that you uninstalled.

  Let us know if it helps.

• Satellite Pro A210 PSAFHE - Windows 7 - crashes after the sleep/hibernation

  I have a PSAFHE Satellite Pro A210 running dual boot Windows XP/7
  With the help of Windows 7 - 32 or 64 - system always crashes after sleep/hibernate mode.
  This never happens with XP that sleeps and hibernates OK...
  There is no driver for this laptop on site http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU
  I like system 7 and use it on my other computers but without sleep/hibernate, I go back to XP.

  Hello

  > There is no driver for this laptop on site http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=EU

  Sorry, mate, but you're wrong.
  All drivers for Win 7 for Satellite Pro A210 are available on the European driver of Toshiba page that I recommend you check out once again

  Given that this question does not appear using Win XP, I can say with certainty that this has nothing to do with the material, but it s a software related issue
  I recommend updating the graphics card driver

  In addition, there is a new BIOS for Satellite Pro A210 PSAFHE it s v2.0
  Check if you are using the latest version

• Satellite C855-2HW guard go to sleep / hibernation

  I have a Satellite C855 2HW and it keeps going standby / hibernation.
  I put everything as maximum performance and never to Hibernate, but he remains in hibernation.

  I do not use the Eco utility (it is off).
  My power cable is attached and I have it configured to never blur the screen, never the stop screen and never go to sleep mode.

  Even in settings advanced of the I told him never to stop the drive and 'never' for all the options standby. The rest is all about max performance.

  I do not understand why it goes into hibernation after a few minutes.
  When I play a movie or something on youtube, apparently not go into hibernation.

  Any suggestions what to do?
  I've posted it here, because I couldn't find myself and thought that perhaps eco utility is always do something to reverse it?

  Hello

  Could you please post information about the system you are using?
  Using Win 7 or 8 Win? As far as I know it was pre-installed with Win 8 64 bit. Is this good?
  When exactly the laptop going mode sleep?

  To my knowledge there are no many options where the Hibernate mode can be configured.
  You can set up sleep auto/upgrade the system hibernate mode in Power Options.
  (Win, x key-> power options

  This feature automatically stops the system in sleep or Hibernate mode when there is no input or material of access for a specified period.

  Also, there is an option called automatic low battery hibernation mode. When the battery is depleted to the point that your laptop operation cannot be continued, the system automatically goes into hibernation mode and turns off.

  Finally and above all specific aspects of Power Options containing the Hibernation mode and the mode 'sleep'.

• Tecra A9 - network does not work after wake up from the sleep/hibernation mode

  I have TECRA A9 and it works fine, but I found that when computer portable GB extended standby/sleep mode and after the return to work on the laptop to the network not working not.
  Keep it light, but there is no network and to solve it, I need to restart the laptop.

  Any help please.

  Kind regards.

  This is a known issue so take a look at this site:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB8902FC0000R01.htm

  Updated the BIOS, and then it will work.

• HP Pavilion x 360: back issues of sleep and stop; MEI driver moved

  I have upgraded to Windows 10 last summer and, like many people, I had sleep and close issues. The computer wouldn't wake him up after he went to sleep and when I stop the computer the light remained on and the fan will continue running. I was able to fix by updating the graphics card and the driver of MEI.

  Windows has released a new update a few days ago and it has been applied automatically to my computer. Now, sleep and shutdown questions have returned.  This time, the graphics card is fully updated, but now I can't downgrade my MEI driver back to version 8.1 of Windows ( 9.5.24.1790 1.5 M ). When I try to install the driver it says 'Setup progam was able to start one or more application processes' and stops. I tried running the installation through Setup of HP and download directly, and none worked.

  Does anyone else have this problem? Any advice?

  Open Device Manager, expand the 'System devices' section, and then find "Intel Management Engine interface", double click it and go to the driver tab, and then click on "roll back driver" button, it will come back to the previous driver.

  You can do most any device in the device manager driver.

  If roll back driver button is gray, then there is no older driver to restore.

• Disorders of the IdeaPad Y570 sleep/hibernation

  Hello everyone: Lenovo customers and the team.

  About a month ago, I've got Lenovo Y570 (i7 of second generation, 8 GB RAM, 750 GB HARD disk and so on).

  In fact, I am satisfied of this laptop, but here's a very boring question - disorders of the sleep/hibernate.

  I installed Windows 7 x 64 Ultimate instead of original Windows 7 Home.

  Then I installed all cooler Windows updates (SP1 and all others until today) and all updates for everything (drivers) from lenovo.com

  The problem is:

  (1) sleep mode - when it happens, if I interrupt bit - 5-10 minutes, everything is OK, awake computer. BUT if it stay for long - about 20-30 minutes, when I come back I have meet BSOD with message 'something about power. " I have dumps, if it is necessary.

  (2) hibernation. Each second hibernate leads to-screen sets out of State, formerly the powerfully flashing and then just nothing, computer HARD drive-based stay with black screen, all of the lights on the Panel WE still, power is always on and I can't do it-just to turn OFF with the round power button press.

  I tried all the possible solutions - to use power settings, hybrid sleep and hybrids, all modes, all solutions of the internet and my own mind - without success.

  Prior to Y570, I've owned Y530 and same configuration of Windows 7, etc - it has no problems with sleep/hibernate implementation.

  Please help me with this?

  Thank you for attention

  PS You forgot to say! Sometimes, when I use hibernate - laptop is in hibernation, but shortly after turning off the power - it's on (after 1-2 seconds of the OFF state). Yes, I've checked everything - off set "Wake up" function of each device excluded just keyboard, leave all possible wake timers and so on.

  
  

• MacBook Air restarts all sleep/hibernation

  I have an early 2015 Macbook Air running Yosemite 10.10.5 with all updates.  In the last month, I noticed that when I'm back to using my Macbook Air after staying asleep/hibernation I see the login screen.  My Macbook Air has probably restarted on its own.  No error message.  When I look at my system log, I don't see a panic crash.  But I have a number of Macbook Air.crash log records but I'm not sure if they are related.  When I look at all the records show a crash of the process of galileod of all kinds.  Wire 0.  These are not related to the software.  Any ideas on how I can diagnose what is happening here?  Thanks in advance for your help.

  In the menu bar, you select

   ▹ System Preferences... ▹ Security & Privacy

  If there is a padlock icon in the lower left corner of the preferences window, click on it and enter your login password when you are prompted.

  Click on the Advanced button and in the leaf that opens, uncheck the box marked

  Log out after... minutes of inactivity

• 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.

• Blocking issues, of sleep and extended Vista

  Running Vista Enterprise edition on a HP 6930p with Service Pack 2 installed. Some days, that the machine works well, if I lock it then he out of lock fine, if I left in standby mode, I have to reboot for it to wake up. Other times I hit ctrl + alt + delete and nothing happens, system does not allow me to lock it. Cause then me having to let him sleep on his own, which then means that I have to restart it wound out of mode "Eve". Have turn off Hibernate that too did not work for me. Apply all patches, patches and do it yourself links I can find on the site of microsoft and the knowledge base. If anyone has a better solution, circumvent or difficulty apart from reinstalling Vista, please let me know. It is an end-user machine and has been a problem since giving him the laptop with Vista installed.

  The machine itself is built from a brand image and not really tested before the user receives. The question also not spread wide which means we have a lot of users with similar HP and vista, but not the problem. This leads me to believe that a driver problem is to blame or maybe a setting within the system itself. I did the BIOS update and patches installed and used the latest drivers from the HP site. This seems to fix the problem at the time, but I have a particular user that this keep recurring with. Any other suggestions would be great, thx

• VgaSave prevention sleep/hibernation

  I am currently using an HP laptop (Pavilion dv6t-7000) that works under Windows 7. A few days ago I accidentally disconnected the charger from the electrical outlet, causing my laptop shut down. When I turned it back on, the display resolution has been set very low, and the themes of the window appear to have changed. I set the resolution back to normal, but noticed that I couldn't have my phone to go into sleep or Hibernate mode. I tried to get through the command prompt, but received an error message saying that vgasave prevented my computer to sleep. I tried to reboot in safe mode and then restarting again, but nothing has changed. I also tried to update the graphics card as well as the BIOS, but that no longer works. In the device, under 'Graphics cards' Manager, I have NVIDIA GeForce GT 650 M and Intel(r) HD Graphics 4000; the Intel adapter icon has an icon of the little mistake that resembles a nod down performance with an exclamation point. Can someone give me some advice on how to fix this? [Thanks:]

  Hi CobaltArrow, welcome to the Forums of HP. To get the drivers for the graphics card, you can first of all restore the original graphics drivers using this method: use of the Recovery Manager to restore the software and drivers (Windows 7)

  After that, the device manager should be free of errors. If this is not the case, remove items that contain errors and restart the computer. If they come back again with errors, you may need to try a full HP recovery to check that it is not a hardware problem.

  If there are no errors, proceed to installing graphics drivers updated in the following order:
  High definition (HD) of Intel Graphics Driver
  NVIDIA driver graphic of high definition (HD)

  Let me know how it turns out.

• issue of safety hibernation

  Hello. I have a Dell laptop which uses Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Recently I used the mode hibernate instead of shut down my computer at night (for the fastest start time in the morning).  My husband thinks that this mode opens my computer until security questions (even if I have security software). I have to disagree.  You can settle the question for us?  (I have a $5 bet on it...)

  Also, there are other problems with the use of hibernation that I should know about? Such as: I read that need us space on my hard disk and defragmentation should be done more often.  Similar problems I should know about?

  Thanks for your help.

  • If you need a password when returning from hibernation, then security is as strong as with a normal startup.
  • Hibernation file c:\hiberfil.sys takes about as much disk space than the amount of RAM you have installed, probably 4 GB. With a capacity of 500 GB drive, who cares?
  • Hibernate mode has no effect on the fragmentation of the files.
  • Now, disk caching software is so advanced that you don't notice any difference before and after defragmenting the drive. All delivery is now largely in the eyes of the beholder. If you doubt, use a stopwatch to prove or disprove it.

• Random stop into sleep/hibernation mode

  I recently installed Windows 7 Professional on my HP laptop and I have the following problem: when I enter the computer to 'Hibernate' mode or 'sleep', after a certain period of time (usually a few hours), the computer will wake up automatically and the screen will turn blue for a fraction of a second before the computer shuts down completely.  When I turn on the computer again, he says he was arrested in an improper way and wonder whether or not I'd like to boot normally or in safe mode.

  When I was with Windows XP, I haven't had no problem leaving the computer in mode 'sleep' for days at a time.  Anyone know why I have this problem with Windows 7?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated :).

  Hi alexpm,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers community.

  I suggest you to update the drivers for all the hardware components of your computer and check.
   
  Method 1: Steps to update the drivers for all hardware components:

  1. open the Manager of devices by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, click System and security, and then, under system, clicking Device Manager. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  2. in the list of hardware categories, find the device you want to update, and then double-click the device name.
  3. click on the tab driver, click Update driver, and then follow the instructions. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  For more information visit http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work properly

  Method 2:

  1. click the Start button, type devmgmt.msc and press ENTER.
  2. right click on the wireless adapter and select Properties.
  3. you will see 5 tabs, click on the last one that says "power management."
  4. now, simply UNCHECK the first box that says "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power".
  5. click on the OK button.

  Method 3: Create a new user profile and check if the problem persists there. This problem may also be due to damaged user account.

  To create a new profile, you must first create a new user account. When the account is created, a profile will also be created.

  1. open user accounts by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, click user accounts and family safety (or by clicking on user accounts, if you are connected to a network domain), and then clicking user accounts.
  2. click on manage another account.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  3. click on create a new account.
  4. type the name you want to assign to the user account, click an account type, and then click on create an account.

  For more information, visit the links below:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-user-account
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811151 (this article is for windows XP, but can also be used for vista and windows 7).

  Hope this information is useful.
  Let me know if it worked.
   
  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Umesh P - Microsoft Support

• My computer keeps in sleep hibernation even if hybrid sleep is turned off

  I SLEEP my computer at night before going to bed and when I turn it on in the morning go to Hibernate.  I don't want to do that, I just keep it asleep.  I disabled the hybrid sleep in the advanced power settings.

  I am running windows 7 Home premium 64-bit, I have a motherboard Asus P8Z68-V/GEN3.

  Any ideas why this happens?

  Thank you
  John

  I seem to have solved the problem of my passage to a different graphics card.  I don't understand how this has been the cause of the problem I described, but it seems to have disappeared now.

• My work computer Dell, Windows 7 locks when coming out of sleep/hibernation mode.

  In order to get on the "locked mode", I have to remove ALL power to include battery, and then restart the computer.  Any thoughts?

  I guess that Windows Update works fine on your PC.

  Hardware devices are part of that Windows requires to function, these devices are examined by Windows as soon as it starts so they could explain your hibernation problems.

  See the errors related to the Description Code 10, which generates the Device Manager in Windows computers

  I expect that the Dell LAN driver download, then install them would solve the problem.  Dell driver downloads are exe files that you run to install them.  This facility is expected to replace whetever causes them to malfunction unless, of course, the material itself is faulty in which case you should check in your BIOS disable them so that Windows doesn't bother checking them.  To enter your BIOS, press F2, as soon as the Dell logo is displayed during startup.