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?

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• I need to create a point of restore system from a specific date. What I "undo" all the restore points that took place after the restore point I want?

  I allowed someone to use my computer.  I signed as an administrator and didn't know.  I get errors galore.  My Event Viewer is filled with errors, administrative cautions and even a crucial questions.  I have to take my system will cost about a week.  The person ran system restore a change has been made every time.  So I can no longer choose the date that I need.  Could you be it someone please let me know if the task is possible.  Or do I have to go through my whole system cleaning!  I HOPE!

  Thank you!!!

  I allowed someone to use my computer.  I signed as an administrator and didn't know.  I get errors galore.  My Event Viewer is filled with errors, administrative cautions and even a crucial questions.  I have to take my system will cost about a week.  The person ran system restore a change has been made every time.  So I can no longer choose the date that I need.  Could you be it someone please let me know if the task is possible.  Or do I have to go through my whole system cleaning!  I HOPE!

  Thank you!!!

  Hey 'Vista' - leeChallenged

   
  the only system restore point that you create is for today
  You cannot create a restore point for yesterday etc.
  they are either made or they are not made
  go back two or theee weeks to system restore to before he was hit if the dates of restoration are available

  read the information in the link to a very good display of how return more than 5 days in the System Restore Points by checking the box below.

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm Walter, the time zone traveller

• The computer hangs after resume from hibernation

  I bought a gateway in 2007 with Vista Home Premium. Great hibernation worked until 7 months after a windows update (I forget which). Now, when I resumed from hibernation, it restarts and comes up with the screen asking me if I want windows to start normally or in safe mode, etc. Any ideas of what could be the cause? Also now, after I try to bring it from being asleep, the screen is black and the computer does nothing. I have to then it reboot. Thank you.

  Hello Mlhargrave,

  Thank you for posting.  I found the solution to the problem of you in a Thread here on this site.

  We found that sometimes the BCD file may have problems.

  You can try this to fix the BCD file.

  1. run CMD. EXE as administrator

  2. run the following command: bcdedit - enum all

  Search for "Summary of Hibernate" in the output of the command above (example below):

  Out of the hibernation

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

  identifier {3d8d3081-33ac-11dc-9a41-806e6f6e6963}

  Device partition = C:

  path \Windows\system32\winresume.exe

  Windows Vista (TM) Enterprise (recovered)

  inherit {resumeloadersettings}

  FILEDEVICE partition = C:

  FilePath \hiberfil.sys

  PAE Yes

  debugoptionenabled No.

  3. Once you have found, copy the value of the identifier (in this example - {3d8d3081-33ac-11dc-9a41-806e6f6e6963})

  4. run the following command: bcdedit /deletevalue {3d8d3081-33ac-11dc-9a41-806e6f6e6963} inherit

  5. test of hibernation.

  Please let me know if this helps you.

  Zack

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

• Bug report: Power Manager causes performance slowed after resume from hibernation

  I use Windows 7 and several versions of the power manager, including the last 6.63.1 of a 220 X.

  If I Hibernate the computer, when I'm back, everything is very slow. For example, it takes several seconds for a page to display after clicking a tab in Chrome, but it's just an example, almost everything is unresponsive. This happens for about 5-10 min, but eventually everything will work normally. It seems to be related to the use of high page files. More I wait to take over after the hibernation, the biggest problem seems to be taking.

  The deactivation of the service to be able to eat has not corrected the problem, but after uninstalling the power manager, the problem will disappear completely.

  I've seen several reports of that of others. This person, it connects to Power Manager, but does not give many details.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/unresponsive-after-resume-fro...

  This person is also connected Power Manager, but gives a description of how he did, which can be useful for you.

  http://asqueella.blogspot.com/2012/07/Windows-7-resuming-from-hibernation-is.html

  I have reinstalled Power Manager, because the computer is unusable after hibernation. I love the program, however, so it would be nice if you can solve this problem.

  Best wishes

  Justin

  Justin_KM,

  I have discussed this with the Power Manager team and they think that this problem can occur because of a feature called Fast Hibernation summary power manager.  The idea is that Power Manager will page out most application on the drive memory before hibernation.  Then the hibernation file will be as small as possible, resulting in a faster recovery time.  But I guess it can cause this side effect, you found if several applications are page in a lot of memory, disk, after sleep.  Then you would end up with the use of the disc heavy and slow application performance, until finally the memory is restored from pagefile.

  Anyway, if you want to retry Power Manager, please install the latest version and then apply this reg file to disable the feature that we believe that your problem is initially:

  https://DL.dropboxusercontent.com/u/62276273/DisableFastHibernationResume.reg

  Restart after applying the reg file.  This assumes that you are running 64-bit Windows.  If you are running 32-bit Windows, let me know and I'll give you a different reg file.

• White screen when resume from hibernation when the graph is active (DM4)

  I configured and purchased a HP DM4t with 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon (TM) HD 5450 switchable graphicst.  My problem is that when the laptop goes to sleep (for example when I close the lid), it will sleep for a while (I think his suffering at 6 p.m.), after which she'll take back and hibernate itself (hybrid sleep option).  I like this feature because it allows to save battery power, however, when I try to resume from hibernation when the ATI Radeon graphics card is active, all I get is a black screen.  I can connect using the fingerprint reader, (I hear Windows making the connected to the carillon), but I don't see anything on my screen.  If I do this same scenario using the Intel graphics card, I will not have this problem.

  I called HP tech support and their solution was to disable hybrid sleep feature.  I was not satisfied with this solution, because it does not save the battery of the laptop must sleep for a long time.  My solution is to disable auto graphics card change, and I just go to the ATI Radeon manually if necessary.  The problem with my solution is that it forces me to remember to turn off the discrete graphics when I'm actually (I tend to forget).

  Is there a solution to this problem that will allow me to use the gfx ATI card AND the hybrid auto sleep function?

  I was finally able to update ATI graphics driver on my laptop.  This seems to have solved my out of the hibernation problem.  The version of the driver that I'm on is 8.741.1.1000 with a date of version of 21/06/2010.

• The computer hangs when resumed from hibernation

  Original title: my Dell Studio laptop has been extended in mood when arrested, on start windows hangs at «Windows resumes...» "how I reslove this issue?

  My Dell laptop Studio 1537, Vista Home Premium, was closed down in sleep hibernation oe.  When I try to restart windows crashes to the screen «Windows resumes...» ».  How to reslove this problem?

  Issue resloved by calling Smart Solutions from Dell 1-877-409-3272... Looks like you need start the computer, and then start pressing the F8 key until it brings Safe Mode, then let normal retart...  It worked for me...

  Hello

  1. were you able to get the problem solved?

  2 did you a recent software or changes to the material on the computer?

  I suggest you to go through the steps mentioned in the link and the Coachman.

  How to troubleshoot performance problems with sleep, hibernation and resume in Windows Vista

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950686

  See also:

  A Windows Vista-based computer stops responding when you resume the computer after hibernation

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928135

  Hope this helps and provide us more information if you need more assistance.

• Win 7 Pro (x 86) Log in password is asked upon resuming from standby or hibernation

  It is a fresh install of Win 7 Pro 32 bit.

  I'm the only user, the guest account is disabled.

  To avoid the login screen I ran netplwiz and unchecked the "users must enter username and password...". "followed the instructions to fill out and restarted.

  From the pc from cold start or re-starting (reboot) the PC starts directly in the office (as it should), but the PC comes out of standby or hibernation in the connection screen and I have to enter a password.

  How to eliminate the need to enter a password during the recovery of the standby and Hibernate?

  TIA

  Hachiko

  Why do you have a password at all if you don't plan to use it?

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/7771/prevent-Windows-asking-for-a-password-on-wake-up-from-sleepstandby/

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• Very slow resume from hibernation.

  I had a T60 before this SL500 and the recovery time after going into hibernation was much faster, even though the specification of the SL500 is much higher... Any ideas? I have defraged and optimized already.

  I did a full reinstall OS and all drivers are up-to-date.

  Dear Toecutter

  I applied programs pagedefrag and jkdefrag without the expected results (although these programs seem to do a very good job!) However, on the site of jkdefrag (www.kessels.com) I found - in addition to a wealth of information - How to defragment "C:\hiberfil.sys"? Yes Sir, the hibernation file! The problem has been resolved after following the instructions of Jeroen Kessels ! Hibernation and resume in a split second!

  I guess that this procedure should be repeated periodically.

  BTW: this site also refers to pagedefrag, which program composer, Mark Russinovich, also developed useful programs Process Explorer ECA system information, additions/replacements very useful for Windows Task Manager.

  Thanks, you saved me a lot of embarrassing wait time!

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• Webcam has become active but not available upon resuming from standby mode

  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
  2 Microsoft Lifecam, latest driver

  I have a couple of software IM, including Skype.

  When I put the machine to sleep and then wake him up, the light on the webcam will be on.

  IM software like Skype will not be able to use the webcam, complain that is not available.  Quit all of the IM software and restart, LED stays on and same complaint.

  The only solution is to unplug the webcam and the re - plug.  Then things will take care again.

  Any suggestion on how to solve it?

  Thank you

  My problem is not described here.

  I'm guessing this has to do with the fact that I have two of the same device.  Windows 7 seems to have problem addressing both.

  I made a change: one of them was plug in a USB 2.0 port and the other into the USB 3.0 port.  The chipset is different, so their addresses must be very different.  So far, this seems to solve the problem.

• Letterhead, that I created for my e-mail shows upward on my copies, but only appears as a white of largce point in the message from the Inbox of cylinder head.

  Op system is Windows XP Pro. I followed all the procedures in the Outlook Express 6.0 for the creation of the letterhead. I checked the HTML box.  What's wrong???

  Is - this "header" a signature?
   
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• Windows 7 not resumed after Hibernation - tried all of the solutions out there

  I have a HP pavilion Dv6t laptop running Windows 7 Ultimate.

  -Intel i7 2670qm

  -8 GB ram

  -700 GB HARD DRIVE
  -AMD 7690mxt 1 GB graphics card

  The Windows is preinstalled with the laptop. This laptop has already had 4 primary partitions reserved by Windows and HP recovery disks.

  I need dual boot linux for development purposes, so I deleted one of the primary partitions. The partition that I deleted was the partition of 100 MB, I think, Windows uses to start and system for purposes of repair.

  After deleting the partition of 100 MB, I ran Windows repair and I started correctly in Windows. Then I installed Ubuntu and it starts very well as well. The boot loader is now the Ubuntu one, I don't assume the cause of the problem.

  Now comes the problem.

  When I put in hibernation in Windows, it hibernates correctly but using the Hibernate, I am presented with the message "Windows summary of Point of hibernation". I hit enter and Windows get stuck at Windows Startup logo. This can go for hours and hours remaining on the screen. I so force the shutdown of the laptop. Start the laptop I am presented with 2 options

  1. take out the point of hibernation

  2 remove the point of hibernation and continue to the start screen

  I select the option of delete will point and Windows starts but I lose all data saved with Hibernate.

  Please help me solve this problem! It comes to my work machine.

  Hello

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you are unable to resume from hibernation.

  I will definitely help you with this.

  I suggest you go through the link below:

  Refer to the suggestion given by Naman R responded on December 23, 2011:

  https://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/unable-to-resume-Windows-7-from-hibernation/dedc3a07-9c35-4C13-b96d-1cda877de449

  I hope this helps. Please post back with the State of the question and we will be happy to help you further.

• How can I move my subscription of cloud from my old computer to my new adobe?

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• Vista Ultimate 64 hangs on resume from sleep or hibernation

  I run a new computer with Vista Ultimate 64 since the installation, I tried for a week to stabilize 'sleep' about 60% of the time, the system would crash on Resume from sleep. The motherboard lit up and the two leds of DVD would be cycle but no hard drive activity light and no post or video that I have to do a second switch 4 then reboot to start. sometimes twice.
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  Dunka HI cottage

  Try to change your setting of power for "EXAMPLE":

  CA
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• Satellite Pro A200GE-1F9 may not resume from standby or hibernation with SP1

  Hello

  Details of the laptop: [my laptop: http://uk.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/jsp/SUPPORTSECTION/discontinuedProductPage.do?service=UK&BV_UseBVCook ie = Yes & PRODUCT_ID = 131911]

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  At the resumption of his sleep, I get a blank screen.

  During the recovery from Hibernation, I receive a STOP error message: + Stop 0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x82F11020, 0x9A9D9714, 0x00000000) + caused by * Classpnp.sys*.

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  > After checking these forums, I saw that Toshiba does not support SP1 is that correct?
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  HP already explained the cause of this problem, or provided a fix? The BIOS I have is F.49, but the projection of BIOS newer on the product page is a F.48. Maybe I need to reduce my BIOS? I saw a post where someone has talked to return to F.46 to fix very similar if not same problem on another model of Pavilion g6. In any case, anyone who is familiar with this issue?

  More details:

  If the quick start is activated, whenever I put him computer have a BSOD and reboot. Usually, the error is unexpected_store_exception but I also had kernel_data_inpage_error a couple of times. The computer appears in the standby mode and Hibernate successfully, but when I try to resume it turns his wheels for a little while and then just restarts, usually without error message. For the moment, I have quick start disabled and sleep and Hibernate in my power options.

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