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• Why my computer constantly goes into hibernation?

  Hi all ~

  Recently, I noticed that my computer goes into hibernation by itself when not used for a period of time. I confirmed that my power settings dictate this behavior so that plugged in or on battery power.
  Instances that I noticed this, mainly, in mode "sleep" overnight and although slow, act as a "wireless card" for my personal router.
  When this happens, it is not hot or lack of power, he is simply there. I can't find a scheduled task so it hibernates, or an action to be left in standby mode or has been inactive for a while.
  I am really confused and would like if someone could provide an answer, or make me on the right track at least!
  Please help, because it becomes very annoying.
  Thank you
  -Crip.
  Summary and things to know:
  My computer into hibernation by itself, is not a scheduled task so it hibernates, it is not any form of action in my settings to be able to dictate the hibernation, it hibernates generally with more than 90% of battery remaining power and is never hot when it enters this mode.
  My computer is a portable set of bridge NOT running Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium OS.

  Hello Richter,

  We are here to help.

  For hibernation make unavailable, follow these steps:

  1. Click Startand type cmd in the box start the search .
  2. In the search results list, right-click guest, and then click run as administrator.
  3. When you are prompted by user account control, click continue.
  4. At the command prompt, type "powercfg.exe /Hibernate", and then press ENTER.
  5. Type exit and press ENTER to close the command prompt window.

  Let us know how it goes.

• Evertime I stop the M10 Pro Satellite goes into hibernation

  Hello

  I had one laptop Satellite Pro M10 for awhile now, I recently had to rebuild. I know I have the driver correct graphivs installed etc. Evertime I stop the machine, he goes to Hibernation... I'm at a loss as to wht is the cause.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  You intervene on the XP or Vista operating system
  Hibernation has been put on the default Vista. If you really want to stop the laptop with Vista you choose explicitly.

  The XP operating system should stop correctly. If you choose the option stops the laptop to turn off.
  Are you sure that you have chosen the right closure option.
  Sometimes, these options can be confues.

• Satellite P100-400 Wen he goes to hibernation of the fan malfuncions

  P100-400 wen he goes to hibernation, the malfuncions of fan and the pc overheating... What is hapning?

  Don t know what s coming, but you can try to update BIOS! But ensure that you use a good!
  If the problem persists and the laptop overheats after updating the BIOS then you should really contact the ASP in your country. I presume that the guarantee is valid because the P100 is a new unit. That is why everything has to be done for free.

  Good luck buddy

• What would happen if the computer goes into hibernation mode, but there is no free space on hard drive?

  What would happen if the computer goes into hibernation mode, but there is no free space on hard drive?

  No doubt a failure to the hibernation or a nasty system crash - not sure and not willing to risk a stable system there.  :-)

• my laptop keeps going mode hibernation for no reason

  my laptop keeps going mode hibernation for no reason

  Hi Alanbyrne1982,

  Welcome and thank you for viewing on the Microsoft Answers community forum.

  It seems that the Hibernate your computer option is turned on. To resolve this problem, I recommend you to follow the steps mentioned in the link mentioned to turn off the hibernation below feature.

  How to disable and re-enable hibernation on a computer that is running Windows Vista:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/920730

  In addition, mentioned below are instructions to change power options where the computer goes to sleep instead of hibernation.

  http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/495c2226-19f1-49eb-9fd8-6dd7f2c0b49e1033.mspx.

  Please try these and keep us updated on the status.

  Take care.

  Kind regards

  Cedric M

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• When the computer goes into hibernation, it uninstall the device drivers for my HP printer.

  When you wake up you can't print anything until it reinstalls the drivers.  Sometimes, it is not automatic, that it will install the printer and drivers so I have to turn off the printer and turn it back on so it can recognize it.  It does not uninstall the printer and the driver when it is turned off and turned back on just at the moment where it goes into hibernation mode.

  Hi SFinOK,

  The best way to solve this problem is to obtain the latest Windows Vista service pack. If there is a reason why you are unable to install the latest Windows Vista service pack, the best thing is to get the fix that is mentioned in Microsoft KB 929734article.

  See the link below for more information:

  You have problems after you resume Windows Vista from sleep or Hibernate computer

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929734

  Let us know if it works

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Run the script automatically when Windows goes into hibernation or wakes up?

  Hello

  I use the group policy feature in Windows XP to run scripts automatically when you open a session or logoff.

  But it is also possible to make a script run automatically, whenever a Windows-xp machine is about to Hibernate? And also when it wakes up from hibernation?

  The clues how to proceed?

  A funny hibernation is that if you put into hibernation and power then upwards and don't 'do' nothing - like press a key or move the mouse (just to sit and watch), in 300 seconds (5 minutes), XP will go back into Hibernation automatically.  Try it!

  XP does because after it comes out of Hibernation, if XP detects that there is nothing to 'do', he thinks he might be from Hibernation by accident and goes back to "sleep" and said "why you wake me up?

  That's why when people hibernate during the night and their machine turn on the morning he wakes up, they make their coffee or breakfast and return later to see that they have the power of their machine again.  If they think something is wrong, but things are working as expected.

  One way to fix this, is to use a third-party tool that uses the command line to simulate a mouse movement.   It is enough to prevent the rehibernating while you are on XP.

  To simulate a movement of the mouse as soon as your system is equipped with Hibernation, you will need to download the nircmd.exe file.

  There are many other utilities of vouchers on NirSoft main page:
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/

  To simulate the movement of the mouse, download the file nircmd.exe here

  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/nircmd2.html

  Put the nircmd.exe file in a folder which is somewhere in your path (c:\windows\system32, etc.) or consult the path in your command file. I put the nircmd.exe file in my c:\tools folder where I keep other things.

  If you do not have Hibernate enabled in your Power Options, tab hibernation, it will put your system on Stand-By instead of Hibernation.

  Create a batch file (I called mine hibernate.bat and put the nircmd.exe in my c:\tools folder) and put this line in your hibernate.bat file:

  off @echo
  Powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState c:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe Hibernate
  c:\tools\nircmd.exe 10 10 movecursor
  movecursor-10 c:\tools\nircmd.exe - 10

  Save the new file hibernate.bat on your desktop or somewhere, you can retain and double-click it to run the batch file.  When you are sure that it works very well, and then drag the new desktop icon to your quick launch area (to the right of the button start), change the icon, rename, etc, so it looks a bit better and then you can click on new quick launch when icon to call the file hibernate.bat.  Now just remember to use the hibernate.bat file (which could be on your desktop with a nice icon) instead of the menu to turn off the computer.

  The first command will put the system into hibernation, and then when XP comes from hibernation (even days later), run the following commands in the batch file.  These last two commands will simulate a slight mouse movement and who will deceive XP into thinking there is a reason to get out of hibernation and it will not go back to sleep.  Then when you come back from your coffee, your system is always waiting for you.

  If your case, your hibernate.bat might look something like:

  off @echo
  order 1 run before hibernation
  2 run before hibernation command
  order 3 to run before hibernation

  Powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState c:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe Hibernate

  order 4 to run when coming out of hibernation
  command 5 to run when coming out of hibernation
  order 6 to run when coming out of hibernation

• Quick start with the hibernation problems

  My HP Mini 5103 has been upgraded to Win7 Home Premium to Windows 8 Pro

  Hibernate worked very well under Win7HP

  Now, with the fast start enabled, hibernate doesn't work anymore.  Instead, the screen goes to the lock screen.  Finally, the screen goes black but the PC is still on (the fan is running, keyboard lights, occasional hard disk activity).  Touch any key immediately goes to the logon screen.

  I can't even shut down the PC in this configuration.  The screen displays 'Shutting Down' for a few seconds, then switches again to the lock screen (in the same way as if hibernate was requested above).

  Once the quick start is disabled, Shut Down works as before, but one of the big advantages of Windows 8 is supposed to be the quick start, it is a big disappointment.

  The problem seems to be with the Hibernate, function because quick start use hiberfil.sys, and for some reason, the PC is so more able to access hiberfil.sys in the process of closing.

  Is this a bug?  Or is it possible to fix it?

  I checked using "powercfg / has" from the command prompt and the Hibernate implementation is listed as available, so is quick start as well as hybrid sleep and standby (S3).  The hiberfil.sys file is correctly located in C:\

  Sleep works correctly.

  Thanks in advance for any advice.

  Some additional info:

  Looking at the event viewer immdeiately after trying Hibernate (and failing) reveals that an event ID 45 was met by the volmgr, with the detailed diagnostic report:

  "The system could not sucessfully load the crash dump driver."

  I then checked the key of registry HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Control/Crashconrol/DumpFilters who listed OK so presumably SbHiber.sys and dumpfve.sys, both apparently of Microspft.

  That's exactly what happened to me and a colleague. However, I think that you're wrong about SbHiber.sys - at least in my case (and my colleague) SbHiber.sys was McAfee that has been uninstalled when you use Windows 7, but the uninstall program did not remove the reference. As a result, SbHiber.sys could not load, causing the VolMgr event on starup.

  We have removed the reference SbHiber.sys of the key of registry HKLM/System/CurrentControlSet/Control/Crashconrol/DumpFilters (simply delete 'sbhiber.sys' and leave the other text in the value of the key) and re-activated hibernation and quick start, our problem with the two missing.

  I hope this helps someone else, ' cos it drove me crazy. I hated having not standby extended!

• Why Portage R700 - 15 p starts automatically after hibernation

  Why Babywearing TOSHIBA R700 - 15 p automatically starts after I put in hibernation, he (or sleep layouts) and close the cover?
  As soon as I take laptop sleep extended with lid closed in my hands to put it in a bag - it starts by itself with closed lid...

  Anyone had similar problem and solution for this?

  Thank you

  > Is there any setting for laptop, or Windows 7 which not is not notebook on the State of Standby/Hibernate when the lid is closed?

  First of all this is not serious if the lid is closed or not a fact is important: notebook is set into hibernation mode and wakes up if USB mouse is moved

  Is the BIOS contains a few options Wake Up, you should check the settings of the BIOS as Wake Up on LAN, Wake up on keyboard etc. turn off these options, save changes and check how it works

• PC goes into hibernation + fate of hibernation in itself

  Hibernate

  Hello

  1 I want to erase the General corruption and repair/replace damaged/missing system files:

  Start - type this in the search box-> find COMMAND at the top and RIGHT CLICK – RUN AS ADMIN

  Enter this at the command prompt - sfc/scannow

  How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program
  generates in Windows Vista cbs.log
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

  Run checkdisk - schedule it to run at the next startup, then apply OK then restart your way.

  How to run the check disk at startup in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67612-check-disk-Chkdsk.html

  -------------------------------------------

  Check the settings (BIOS/CMOS) that you can start and ensure that this suite of lan, Wake on modem and
  similar are not enabled.

  Shoot sleep problems - hibernation
  http://www.computerperformance.co.UK/Vista/vista_hibernate.htm

  How to solve a problem of Mode for Vista and find a Solution
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/63567-power-options-sleep-mode-problems.html

  How to enable and disable Hibernation - you can try to disable and re-enable the it. http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/165508-hibernation-enable-disable.html

  How to restore the default power in Vista (and then go back and change as you wish)
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/198047-power-plan-restore-default-settings.html

  How to troubleshoot performance problems with sleep, hibernation and resume in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950686

  Panel configuration-Device Manager - look at the settings for the network card, WiFi, Modem power management.
  and other devices. (Double click on the device and the power management tab)

  Panel configuration-Control Panel Home view (non-conventional) in the top-right search pane
  type of hibernation - see turn Hibernate on / off

  All the default power plans and then set them as you wish.

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Blue screen when the system goes into hibernation with BCCode: 9f

  Every time when my laptop back into hibernation mode, it gives me option to start in safe mode or start windows normally. When the computer starts, it gives the error message. :

  Signature of the problem:

  Problem event name: BlueScreen

  OS version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48

  Locale ID: 1033

  More information about the problem:

  BCCode: 9f

  BCP1: 0000000000000003

  BCP2: FFFFFA800B39F050

  BCP3: FFFFF80000B9C3D8

  BCP4: FFFFFA800F83AAB0

  OS version: 6_1_7601

  Service Pack: 1_0

  Product: 256_1

  Files helping to describe the problem:

  C:\Windows\Minidump\082313-10998-01.dmp

  C:\Users\ilyasm\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-108108-0.SysData.XML

  Based on a similar thread, I tried to apply the KB975599 patch, but get the following message if poster "this update is not applicable to your system".

  I downloaded the minidump in skydrive at the following link.

  https://SkyDrive.live.com/#CID=F6050197253DE2F2&ID=F6050197253DE2F2%21119

  I use a Lenovo T420s laptop.

  IM

  All of these related usbehci.sys Microsoft USB 2.0 Enhanced Host controller driver Miniport takes too long to respond.

  What USB devices have connected you?

  Here are some suggestions for fixing USB
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

• HP Pavilion dv6 - 2151cl goes into Hibernation Mode after several hours in Standby Mode

  Hello

  Generally, I leave my laptop plugged in and Standby Mode when I don't use it.  I noticed, after several hours (12?), that the power led has stopped flashing.  When I press the power button, it starts as if awakening from Hibernation Mode.  I am using the recommended HP Power Plan but can't find any option to explain what is happening.  Is there a way to avoid change of Mode of Hibernation of Standby Mode?

  TIA

  Hey noahrhys,

  Don't worry - this is normal default behaivor to save energy. It is fully configurable! You can adjust it never Hibernate mode or hibernate after a longer time - whoever you want - all while keeping the mode 'sleep'.

  Here is how to adjust this setting (assuming you are running Windows Vista or 7):

  1. Near the clock on the bottom right, right click on the battery icon.
  2. Click on "Power Options" and a new window will open.
  3. Next to the selected power management, click on "change plan settings".
  4. In this new screen, click "change power avancΘs."
  5. Look around until you find the category of 'Sleep' and expand by clicking on the + next to him.
  6. Find the "Hibernate after" category and expand it by clicking on the + sign next to it.
  7. Adapt these 2 values (on battery and sector) to one that you would like (type in the minutes). You can also type zero (0) to disable Hibernate completely.

• Computer goes into hibernation during defragmentation

  It's completely baffling to me. I have a desktop PC Windows 7 I tried to defrag for quite awhile.  No matter what I put in the power options to disable computer locking settings, the computer will still mode "sleep" during defragmentation.  I tried to Defrag in safe mode, and he still goes to sleep after about 5 min.

  I created a new plan of power with the following parameters.

  Turn off the display: never

  Put the computer to sleep: never

  Advanced settings:

  Require a password on wakeup: No.

  Turn off hard disk after: never

  Background settings screen:

  Slide show: available

  Setting the wireless adapter:

  Energy savings mode: maximum performance

  Sleep:

  Sleep after: never

  Allow hybrid sleep: Off

  Hibernate after: never

  Allow the wake timers: activate

  The USB settings:

  USB selective suspend setting: enabled

  Start button / stop and the lid:

  The power button action: Shut Down

  Sleep button action: do nothing

  PCI Express:

  Link state power management: Off

  Processor power management

  The minimum processor state: 100%

  Political system of cooling: Active

  The maximum processor state: 100%

  Display:

  Turn off the display after: never

  Multimedia settings:

  When media sharing: avoid sleeping the idling

  During video playback: video quality

  Internet Explorer:

  JavaScript clock frequency: maximum performance

  It's really a step backward compared to XP.  I never had this problem.  I hope someone can help.

  Try powercfg - qh > PowerSettings.txt for a list full of properties that Windows think you set [as opposed to those that you set in fact].

  Analysis of the output is a bit tedious.

  - - - -

  Given your experience with your son's account, the problem could be corruption in the user profile for your account.

• My screen does not display the icons, when I start standby or hibernation. Make it unusable.

  I have a new desktop computer with windows 8. When the computer goes to sleep or turns off, and then I press a button to turn it back on. Desktop does not show icons, rendering it useless.

  Hi Mike,.

  Thank you for bringing the matter to our attention.

  You said that you get not all icons when you start the computer after the sleep or Hibernate mode. We need more information to help you in a better way.

  1 you did all the software and the hardware on your computer changes?

  2. What is the brand and model of your computer?

  3. do you get an error message? If Yes, what is the error message?

  4. When you say that there are no icons, it is a black screen?

  5. are you able to see the icons when you restart the computer?

  Please, try the following steps and check if that helps resolve the issue with icons.

  Method 1: troubleshooting to be able to run and check if this help.

  a. press Windows + W on the keyboard.

  b. type Troubleshooting in the "search" tab and press enter.

  c. click show all on the left panel.

  d. click Power, will new popup window.

  e. follow the instructions on the screen.

  Method 2: try to start the computer in safe mode and also check in the boot.

  Step 1: Try to start the computer in safe mode and check if you still face the question.

  You can check the link below

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Windows-startup-settings-including-safe-mode

  Note: Please restart the computer to start in normal mode after a repair.

  Step 2: Try to clean boot and check if you still face the question.

  Please see the link to start the computer in a clean boot.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: After troubleshooting, be sure to start your computer in normal mode by following step 3.

  Method 3: Run SCAN SFC. To run SFC / SCANNOW Please follow steps.

  a. press the Windows key + X, and then click command prompt.

  b. type the command: sfc/scannow , and then press on Enter.

  c. restart the computer and check.

  Note: The tool (SFC.exe) System File Checker scans missing or system corrupted files and repairs them.

  I hope this helps. If the problem started after the "standby mode", please get back to us. We are here to help you.