T510 hibernation problem

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  I have a following problem, I used two OS linux and win xp, but one day, I decided to delete the linux partition, and there is the problem.
  I was using the LILO Boot Manager to switch between operating systems. After you delete the Linux partition, I run Win XP and selected Hibernate.

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  'C', "f12", changing the settings of the bios does not help because win xp hibernation somehow has a higher priority.
  For I can start from everything even to original Toshiba Recovery CD, because HDD ist first start eitherway.
  I had earlier experencied that when I put in hibernation Windows, the boot parameters changed in the BIOS where used first after I close Windows normally down.

  What can I do? Does anyone have an idea?
  Can I somehow my laptop out of hibernation while turning on the power?

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  Rafael.

  Hello Rafael

  Of course, you're very impatient. Joke!

  In my opinion, there is a problem with the MBR. If you start the device information stored in the MBR should give first info where is all the work saved on HARD drive (in hibernation mode).

  I n t have concrete solution, but if you don t want to use Linux, you should back up all your important data and reinstall the operating system using the recovery image. After that the unit will be clean preinstalled and everything will be perfect.

  Good bye

• Configuration password hibernation problems

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  We recommend that you provide us with more details on the issue, so that we can better help you. At the same time have a look at the following articles for more information about the hibernation.
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• Hibernation problems - my computer turns off but it restarts immediately.

  I am running Windows Vista Home basic with Service Pack 2.

  Recently, I used a disc clean up program which seems to affect hibernation. My computer turns off but it restarts immediately. I went to the command prompt as administrator and checked what is available - S3 - and that you typed in "powercfg / hibernate on ' but it will not always 'down'." I cut and restarted, but still no improvement. Has anyone else had a similar problem? If so, how to solve it?

  I am running Windows Vista Home basic with Service Pack 2.

  Recently, I used a disc clean up program which seems to affect hibernation. My computer turns off but it restarts immediately. I went to the command prompt as administrator and checked what is available - S3 - and that you typed in "powercfg / hibernate on ' but it will not always 'down'." I cut and restarted, but still no improvement. Has anyone else had a similar problem? If so, how to solve it?

  Microsoft recommended a different command:

  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

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• Hibernation problems

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  My computer is having mysterious problems coming out of hibernation.  My computer is an inspiron 1526 and works on Windows Vista.  When the computer finally goes to hibernation, I can't wake him by all means.  I went in the power management, the default configuration values... nothing seems to work.

  To add insult to injury, whenever I need to shut down the computer, I can't get back.  When I press the power button, it seems to go into hibernation.  The screen is black and the power is on, but I can't operate unless I turn, it works a million times... then voila, computer finally lights up.

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  A bit of software, a device driver or a TSR (always on things like antivirus software) not correctly support hibernation mode. This means that you must either one) identify and remove or update the software (an or both may be options depending on what it is) or b) do not use hibernation to its current level of sleep (State of S as defined in THE system BIOS). I would check the logs in Event Viewer/hint about what file system or a routine is the problem for beginners. You may also use a boot minimum troubleshooting to solve this, don't make assumptions when sentencing could or could not be. Operating instructions: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/331796

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  Change this behavior in the Control Panel/Power Options in the left column there is a line to change what the power buttons, because that's probably what he currently programmed to do. Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• T510 noise problem

  It was super quiet before running 2 k 10, I knew that this game gave the Professor a lot of pressure, but the Thinkpad result might not be quiet once again, although the sound was not loud. I tried several methods to find out what was the problem like speedfan, but this software could not work well in my t510. The performance of this laptop is very much like my waiting except the noisy problem. Moreover, I mean it's noisy without running great games. Could someone give some advice? Someone said that it was not for lack of lenovo, it is because the new processor from intel. But I thought that if the laptop kept noisy like that, isn't a common laptop, ThinkPad

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• 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).

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  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.

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  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:

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  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!

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  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itproui/thread/d6a26f20-DFB2-4AA9-b353-45efadb21a18

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_programs/bug-in-cmd-shells-Rd-rmdir-Removes-even-when-you/4d3ee079-A364-47fc-Baa2-3a4e4aefc194

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  • do the hibernation twice in a row causes the need for a hard stop.  This is not good.  I should be able to do the overwintering without end.
  • Windows gets more unstable as time goes by, until I need a reboot after about a week or two of the race.  I wouldn't restart.  I don't want to restart. I need my development environment I need to put in place every time.
  • Windows gets slower and slower to react to the events of keyboard and mouse over time.  services.exe is apparently chewing 50% cpu for a few seconds so that this 'pause for the system' is happening.

  I agree with the response of Al Dunbar, posted to your thread in the TechNet forum.

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  Hello world

  I have a T510 with nvidia nvs 3100 m graphics windows 7 Professional 64-bit, for the past few months when I come to the windows logon screen brightness automatically if stump and then after that the windows open within a few light seconds is restored. It occurs intermittently. I updated my BIOS, windows and the GPU as well, but that made no difference. Tried to find a solution for these symptoms online but had no luck.

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  Please open the powermanager (right click on the battery in the taskbar icon)

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  whenever I have to change.

  -ABID

  I don't speak of the Windows power settings, I mean to use lenovo Power Manager to create plans for battery power and adapter.

  Install these two: -.

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  I hope this helps.

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  Message edited by Verminarrd42 on 05/19/2009 10:12

  Hi Verminaard42,

  Thanks for posting your solution.

  Hibernation/standby does not seem to cause problems from time to time, but I wonder if there could be something else. Have you updated your PC for the latest firmware to your PC?

  If this isn't the case, please do. It might make you save a lot of headaches and loss of data. Here is a link to the update of the firmware for your Seagate hard drive:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=PV-68339-3 & LC = on & DLC = in & CC = US & lang = to & os = 2100 & Product = 3867491

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  In addition, this HP Support document on the resolution of the problems of sleep/hibernate can help.

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