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• Z600 workstation: workstation Z600 not auto start after power loss

  I use a HP Z600 workstation.

  BIOS version

  786 G 4 V0.3.54

  OS is duel boot Windows 7 Professional 64 - bit Ubuntu & 14.04LTS

  Using Setup F10 I have:

  1. active Advanced-> Bios Power On for all days of the week and took one hour for power on

  2. under Advanced-> Device Options, I enabled wake on lan

  3. under advanced-> power on-> Options after the loss of power, I put the option "always on."

  If push the power on button on the front of the machine, it auto starts with Linux.

  If I pull the plug, the machine switches off immediately.

  If I plug the machine in, nothing DON'T get PAST!

  It lights up. I have to press the button.

  If I unplug the machine and then plug it in and wait for the moment Pwoer of BIOS on, do NOT start machine or turn on at the set time. Again, I must press the button to turn it on.

  What I'm missing or doing wrong. The machine is used as a remote server. It should restart automatically after a power loss.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Nothing changed and the problem disappeared.

  Had a power outage for 4 hours in the building.

  When the power was restored machine automatically restarted.

  So pulling plug on Z600, machine is not self-priming.

  Be able to fail the entire building: boots of router, monitor, Z600 and machines.

• HP ProDesk 400 Mini G2: Power loss / recovery

  How can I make the Mini ProDesk of G2 400 HP auto-start after power loss. I don't find this settings in the BIOS.

  @HPAC15

  Have you looked here?

  

  REO

• Inspiron 3646 not restart after power loss

  I put the BIOS is still on after power loss. But it does not work. The computer turns on after turning the power on. The version of the BIOS A04. On the site, said the new BIOS A05 but instead of downloaded BIOS file doc. What would you advise?

  Thank you!

  I just wanted to know all that tech Dell dispatched to install a new motherboard for my 3646 and this fixed the issue of recovery of AC.  He gets now as it should be when the value "On".

  So you don't have to bother waiting for an update of the BIOS, get your motherboard replaced.

• During installation my PC (new) power loss; How to remove a partial installation of PE and start fres

  During installation my PC (new) power loss; How delete a partial installation of PE and start again?

  I would normally do a system restore, but, given the new PC - literally old - 2 hours I don't want to go this route so avoidable

  Hi xpkrqschism,

  You must manually remove partially installed files and folders from the system.

  Please see KB: http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/manually-remove-photoshop-elements-11.html

• W500 Power Manager crash

  I have reinstalled on my 32 bit Vista Ultimate Edition W500. Then I installed the ThinkVantage System update. It made me all the other tools of lenovo. All the tools now work except the power manager. As soon as he tries to run, a pop-up window indicates that the power manager has stopped working and Windows will close the program.

  Does anyone know whats going on here?

  Hello

  I would say uninstall, reboot, and reinstall powermanager.

  May be that there is an update on your support page.

  Concerning

  Andreas

• FPGA reset during power loss? NEITHER 9802 Module

  We have recently started using the NI 9802 on a cRIO system. We get the error-65550 discussed here: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/BD118434E87B9732862575C8006FD7FB

  The article says that the error can be caused by resetting FPGA, while the drive was mounted. "To avoid this error to occur in the future, do not reset the FPGA so that you have an SD card installed, reset before getting the map or after the card is dismantling. Is a loss of power reset the FPGA and will need to reformat the card? We intend to use it as a remote system and the power failure is possible. We would not be able to travel hundreds of miles on the device to reformat an SD card in the case of a loss of power. This is not normal. How could they sell a module that worked like this?

  In addition, must the card be formatted with FAT32 or FAT16?

  rex1030,

  You can make this system more reliable is to wire the battery backup to the secondary entrance on the cRIO.  There is screw allows you to analyze of what energy source is active (I think there are examples, otherwise I can watch it for you) so that you can detect that you have switched to the backup power source and properly remove your SD card.  When the power is restored you can back the card and continue where you left off (and ideally to recharge the battery backup).

  Sebastian

• question of host esxi4 after power loss

  After a loss of power, I have two hosts in vcenter which show that is not responding... I can SSH in them, but I can't connect with vsphere client directly to them or access it via https, I rebooted and restart services with no luck...

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Shaun

  Can you access the DCUI interface? Try to restart the management agents. Make sure that the network parameters and the DNS entries are correct. View the logs. Real-time logs are visible by using ALT + F12 see if there is current errors displayed or any other indication of the questions.

  You can remove hosts such vCenter suggested by Troy ESXi?

  You can use this KB to remove and reinstall the agents to the ESXi host http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1003714

• Gracefully shut down system in case of power loss

  We have an ESXi server that will be connected to a UPS device.

  Is that when the UPS device notices a loss of power, it can send a signal to the ESXi free turn off all hosts and go out anyway?

  Anyone has a solution or a software for this, I know its strange.

  Would appreciate help or comments

  Thank you.

  http://communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-11902 is the new script of UPS.

  http://Communities.VMware.com/docs/doc-9531 alternative.

• Satellite A30 - sudden power loss

  2 times recently my A30 suddenly just cut dead, almost like a power cut (even if it wasn't!). If I tried to re - start right away it would only have access to the login screen and then completely cut out again. If I leave then for an hour or two (cool?), it starts OK. Oddly enough, you do NOT receive the usual message "windows was not shut down properly, now check the drive for errors," i.e. it booted up just normally, however the 2 I was working on documents Word have been recovered OK.

  My feeling is that it may be a hardware failure, possibly related to the temperature? Someone out there you have ideas? Thanks in anticipation...

  Hello

  It could be an overheating problem. If the temperature drops to the critical limit for the operating system stops the unit. It is a thermal protection of the portable Toshiba.
  Well, the overheating problem is a very serious problem. I recommend to check for dust cooling fans. Try to clean it with the vacuum cleaner.
  If the problem persists then you should contact the service partner.

  Good bye

• M60: Turns off after power loss

  My M60 sometimes turns off immediately after unplugging the power supply (AC power or plug the laptop CC), instead of out on the battery even though the battery is fully charged.
  The battery is OK & the laptop starts regularly on the battery after pressing the on switch.
  The Toshiba Power Saver seems to work OK & I have the latest version of the BIOS.
  I always save my work before unplugging, but again, I do not like this behavior & would appreciate some good advice.

  Hello

  I agree with tom, and the device must be checked by the service. I think there is something wrong with electronic power supply. If the battery has only 20% of capacity by removing the AC adapter / CC unit should not stop.

  I hope that you will find what is the problem.

• Installation of Windows 7 crashed after power loss

  I desperately need some help here, myself being not not a computer genius.

  I has been upgraded from Vista to W7 and left the laptop unattended topic step 6 (I think).

  When I returned however, my laptop was powered down, as the power cable had came out. Now when I go to start windows, it tells me the installation was not complete, and I have to restart and restart the installation.

  The problem is that I can't do this, because I can't further in windows than this.

  What should / can I do?

  Hey,...

  Go into your BIOS settings to change the startup options so that it starts on the CD/DVD drive instead.

  You should be able to start it again.

  The only thing that can be a problem, it's that he CAN'T let you upgrade n he need to clean install? If someone else can confirm if it is the case or not?

  Worth a try?

• Satellite M60/M55: Turns off after power loss

  Reposting because the original threads are locked.

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=15285&MessageID=55746
  My M60 sometimes turns off immediately after unplugging the power supply (AC power or plug the laptop CC), instead of out on the battery even though the battery is fully charged.
  The battery is OK & the laptop starts regularly on the battery after pressing the on switch.
  The Toshiba Power Saver seems to work OK & I have the latest version of the BIOS.
  I always save my work before unplugging, but again, I do not like this behavior & would appreciate some good advice.

  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=19092
  Satellite M55 turns off by unplugging the power cable to unplug my laptop making rather that to the battery, my laptop will often simply turn off even though the battery is fully charged. Other time things work as it should.

  I had the motherboard replaced for another reason and was quite surprised to notice the problem after a replacement (but without reinstalling OS).
  The main suspect is the TPS and its pilot; A few months ago, a new version is released the Toshiba support site for M60 (although file dates are not fresh, and I think that I have installed this version earlier).

  So, I removed the GST and the GST pilot. I tried several times and it didn't happen again. Not even when I reinstalled the.

  During the test, I have disabled the HD write cache to avoid file corruption problems (but this slows down HD operation, particularly of hibernation).
  I don't know if it works because also earlier the computer would be closed only occasionally, not all the time. But this may be a clue in case you have this problem. If you do, please test and report the result, no matter what the result is.

  What to say dude. The problem is that this problem occurs ONLY occasionally and so it's not easy to find the real reason for these cases.

  However, I would try to give some useful advice, but first of all, it would be useful to know how old your battery.
  Fact is that batteries old and stressed loose clean performance very quickly.
  My battery is about 3 years and my laptop running on battery for 10-20 seconds even if it s fully charged. The performance is simple very low!

  On the other hand the problem could be related to faulty electronic power to the Board of Directors
  As you can see it's not easy to tell what's exactly wrong and as already suggested in other threads (locked), you should ask a technician for a control of the laptop.
  The guy could run diagnostics tests and can locate the fault.

  Best regards

• Lenovo Y510P | Sudden power loss on unplug and operate the State cycling under the optimized battery

  Hello

  I recently came across these related problems on my Lenovo Y510P of power: model i7, 8 GB Ram, GT750M configuration.

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  It started after I installed a new SSD for the system, the clean install of Windows 8.1 with all latest drivers except the previous version of the BIOS and Lenovo Energy Management. Until all this started, the battery would not charge I have troubleshooted and fixed this problem by removing the battery and holding down the Start button. Over the next few days, I started to have additional problems.

  When I unplugged the power adapter, the system suddenly put off the power. Here is what happens:

  1. turn on the system with connected adapter and battery attached.

  2. unplug the adapter

  3. quickly plug adapter

  4. Quick disconnect adapter again.

  5. the system turns off completely.

  Then, I started to notice that the "Battery optimized" regime, the power state would be cycle between power adaptor and batteries, as observed in the cycling of screen brightness and performace cobs. This has happened only if the battery charge level was higher than 60% but less than 98%. Regularly, I used this energy system and did not notice this problem until very recently.

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  I reinstalled the original SSHD (same OS and driver installation methods), where these issues were not present in the past. However, two problems remained.

  I've updated the BIOS and the Lenovo Energy Management to the latest versions. Two problems persist.

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  I would appreciate any help or insight. My tech knowledge level is above average, so feel free to use the advances or procedures. Thank you!

  I don't know what the problem at the moment with your laptop, but if it's a problem with the power supply or the battery it can easily lead to a fried motherboard.

  I would like to communicate with Lenovo and send the laptop for repairs or ask for a replacement charger and battery.

• Windows XP - power loss diets

  original title: windows updates

  I have windows XP.  In the power option properties, I lost my power management.  So I accidentally deleted them and now I can't enter anything.  How can I restore my powere plans.  I hope it's simple because explanations I found on the interntet and the microsoft website are quite useful.

  Try this:

  "Power scheme options are unavailable on a Windows XP computer"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/913622 >

  It doesn't have complicated any air that me...

  HTH,
  JW