Why my laptop MSI CR600 resume after sleep?

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• Password required when I resume after sleep. How can I disable this?

  Every time I close the lid of my laptop or it goes to sleep when he opened it asks for my password again. How can I stop this, it's annoying to continually put the password.

  Original title: connect using password

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  What version of Windows?

  These articles cover 10 Windows and Windows 7.

  http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5737-screen-saver-settings-change-Windows-10-a.html

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/10024-password-require-wakeup.html

  Don

• Satellite Pro A300 Wireless resumed after sleep mode problem

  OK, so I have this little 'itch' which becomes little boring sometimes. When I take my computer in sleep mode, it takes a good 30-40 seconds my Wi - Fi is reactivated. I mean, that's when my computer wakes from sleep mode and I'm in my browser, I get an internet connection for a good 30-40 seconds. I was wondering if there is some setting I've accidentally changed which makes my laptop to do this? Because I remember my laptop no this when I got it.

  Hey,.

  I agree with the user above. You should try the update the WLAN driver. Perhaps the current driver isn't working properly so an update should help you get rid of it. More recent and pre-tested WLAN driver that you can download on the official Portal of Toshiba WLAN:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  What operating system you are using?
  On Vista and Windows 7, you can disable in the settings of the WLAN energy saving feature Windows power management.

  Check this box!

• Why iMac has suddenly started asking to sleep after password?

  Hello

  I have my standard account set to auto connect. But for some reason any iMac has recently begun asking password after walking computer from sleep mode. Why is this?

  Go to: Apple > System Preferences > Security & privacy > general, open the preferences panel

  and uncheck "Require password _ after sleep or screen saver starts"

  

• Laptop HP Pavilion 15 15-n297sa stays on the loading screen after sleeping HP

  When I'm done using my laptop I usually put on the mode 'sleep'. So far, we have sometimes before I open the laptop I can hear he is active and then when I open it, it is stuck on the apron of HP screen and will remain. I have no idea why this is happening or how to fix it. I find myself just turned off using the power button, but I'm afraid that make costantly will do some damage.

  I use windows 8 and only just bought this laptop. Can someone please advise me, I don't know if I should even be worried about it.

  Hello econ5009,
  Welcome to the HP Forums.

  I see that you have a problem with the laptop to wake up mode 'sleep' correctly. I will try to help you with this.

  Please start by this document: resolution of a dispute with the sleep and hibernation Modes (Windows 8). Read it and try the steps in this document to see if it is able to help.

  I would like to know how this happens. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums.

• HP mini5102 interruption using high CPU after sleep / resume

  I have the same problem described recently (without solution) on the Forum of Support HP Business. After resume from sleep, 5102 HPmini consumes constantly about 30% of the capacity of the CPU even with the system at idle. Sunny (0-3% CPU use at idle) before going to sleep. As Roderick Laird (copied below) I've already got rid of wireless assistant that caused a different problem of high CPU usage (100% CPU use even before you sleep / resume, now fixed by an update of the version unless served for those who want to keep the wireless assistant).

  Consumption of futile processor by 30% after standby/sleep is due to material interruptions (revealed by Sysinternals Process Explorer). I understand that may be due to problems such as several drivers attempting to control a device (for example, after a faulty update). But I have no idea how find the offending device or drivers.

  My guess is that many owners of this model simply did not notice the problem and they areassuming the poor performance is due to the atom processor netbook. You must use Task Manager or performance monitor to view CPU usage high, and process Explorer to find it hardware interrupts.

  If anyone has found the cause / solution?

  HP, help to resolve this issue please--nobody wants netbooks HP fall into the category "do not buy" due to persistent problems with the futile CPU usage. The HP mini 5102 is the flagship model!

  Ref:

  "Author subject: HP mini5102 interruption high CPU usage after standby Roderick Laird 24 March 2010 04:03:03 GMT - I see of other HP5102 users having problems with high use of the processor of the Wireless Wizard operation amok; I avoided this by disabling the corresponding services. But one problem remains. The system works beautifully/effectively from a cold start. However, if I go back I think that interruptions are consumes about 35% of the cycles CPU. Not something that I want to pass battery on. I made sure that all the drivers are the latest versions according to the HP support site. I also tried disabling the obvious drivers that might be wrong (wireless, ethernet, audio, non-touchpad mouse)... »

  Update the Intel AHCI 9.6.4.1002 driver (iastor.sys) removes the futile CPU usage after sleep from 30% to 20%. This is not in the drivers of HP, but is available at Intel. Subsequently the chipset driver updates might solve the problem. In the meantime:

  Disabling in BIOS Drivelock completely eliminates the problem!

  Apparently users who want a computer that is useful after sleep / summary to know somehow ignore the advice of stern of HP in the BIOS that Drivelock is recommended for safety.

  It cost a lot of time to resolve, with no whatesover help to be published by HP. My consolation is that by systematically eliminating all the bloatware and other services-waste of unused resources, pilots and scheduled tasks automatically loaded on the system (while trying to find the cause of the CPU / interrupt use) I now have a mini 5102 (SSD) that:

  * Cold boots Win 7 Pro 32 in less than 30 seconds (including wireless access)

  * Stops in less than 8 seconds

  * Beds / back in 1-2 seconds

  * Consumes less than 600 MB of RAM at idle

• Why is this performance became slower after reformatted my HP G61 laptop

  What is the problem why my laptop after that I have to reformat, performance becomes slower when I don't use it with the battery, but when I use it with charger execution are fast. My OS is windows 7 Home premium, same OS before I used before as I have reformat my laptop.

  Kind regards

  Hello
  Click on the link below:
  How to speed up system boot time and performance.

• Why can not download first and after effects CC on my laptop?

  Why can not download first and after effects CC on my laptop? I don't have the option for the apllication creative cloud on my sidebar as well. He launched Adobe Download Manager instead. Software like Photoshop and Illustrator CC work correctly?

  Thank you!

  Jose Chama

  If she is not your system does not support it. It is that easy. See the system requirements for the applications.

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• Display MX30 satellite will not work after sleep or resume - SOLUTION implementation

  Below I give an answer to this question asked by Eddy_Stock in 2006. I would like to thank and can't get in touch with.
  HIS answer is below and I hope it helps someone who has the same problem... wow... cured!

  Re: Satellite M30X: screen doesn't work after sleep mode

  I had the same problem with a satellite A100. I did the following:

  1. go in Control Panel
  2. in the system select Classic view
  3. go to the Hardware tab
  4. Select Device Manager
  5. open the 'USB bus controllers' (via)
  6 double-click on USB root hub
  7. Select the tab: "Power management."
  8 deselection allow the computer to turn off this device to save power
  9. my computer has several USB root hub. I repeated at 07:54 for all
  10. I rebooted the computer, but do not know if this is necessary.

  After that, the problem was gone. Enjoy

  Thanks for sharing this info with us

  I think that you thread and the solution could help other users with similar problems

  Thanks again

• No network after sleep of laptop computer

  Go to start all my networks works fine - wired, wireless, mobile broadband.

  Computer laptop close lid (go to sleep) and then wake up and all networks are now 'unidentified' without Internet access. Reboot and I'm still good.

  This started happening a week ago and may have coincided with an installation of Citrix Access Gateway plugin, but I'm just speculating.

  I deselected "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" on all cards, however this was not necessary before anyway.

  I did:

  netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
  netsh winsock reset

  but still not good.

  When I wake up, I get the APIPA address. It's as if the DHCP client is unable to obtain an address - and is not on the side server, because it happens on all networks that I connect to (home, work, clients, mobile broadband).

  Very frustrating and I am at a loss.

  There's nothing like writing a problem to help you focus. I tried the obvious - uninstall Citrix Access Gateway plugin and guess what? My network is available in the morning!

  One for the guys from Citrix, I guess...

• Qosmio G30-195 - infrared receiver does not work after sleep

  Hi all!

  I have a problem on my laptop after Exchange of service of the motherboard.
  Once I booted Windows (Microsoft eHome transceiver) IR receiver works well in all programs, but when the system resumes from sleep mode, the IR receiver unloads from memory and can not find the search for material.

  If the remote control does not work until I have to restart Windows. Windows XP SP2 and Windows XP MCE behave the same. Before the exchange of motherboard I didn't you have a problem.

  What can I do with this?

  > What can I do with this?
  Contact service again and tell them the same thing. They need to know why this happen.

  By the way: you can use other USB devices connected after waking from sleep mode?

• HP envy x 2 wifi after sleep

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy X 2 g001-el Atom convertible netbook with detachable keyboard.

  upgrade to win8.1

  Home wifi network, it must 'autoconnect' to this network.

  The fact is that when I turn the laptop, plug in and working properly.

  Whenever I take the operating system (without turning it off), I have to disconnect and reconnect in the case otherwise it won't surf the web or any other task related to the internet.

  When this happens, if I'm going to nd command line, run the IPCONFIG command I see he has the right address IP/subnet mask and gateway

  Ping to the gateway gets timeout

  I think it's a driver problem, that's why I write under 'software '. Updated drivers.

  Thanks to everyone for help me, he is a stupid bug

  another small issue is that sometimes audio doesn't work and I have to restart

  time sometimes change by himself at odd hours

  the trackpad gestures works do not (this works in stain remover and reconnect the keyboard)...

  I can say that my first experience of hp isn't that exciting...

  Update:

  the problem is related to suspend the options and the wifi adapter. from the Panel, network card, chose the card, drivers and found an option called "wake up mode." Set it to 'none' and now it's working after sleep.

  We can say "resolved", although I think that a "tablet" or something similar must always be connected without having to seek solutions 'geek '...

• Windows 7 "no DNS (or no network) after sleep (wake up) sleep (or Hibernate).

  The purpose of this thread is to understand the expected behavior of the TCP in Windows 7 stack and the cards on the resume from sleep/hibernate - not - display the suggestions that have been posted in other threads.  I also wanted to gather some folklore on this subject in one place...

  It seems to be a group of people having this problem Windows 7 "no DNS (or no network) after sleep (wake up) sleep (or Hibernate)" without definitive duty (or with various) responds to what the issue is.

  Do some reading on this in various places, I see:

  -Suggestions to disable UPnP.  This should be largely irrelevant to the problem.

  -Reset the default router.  Generally, this should not be necessary.

  -Reinstall Windows 7 (ah yes, the panacea for all ills!).

  -Replace DHCP static IP address.  This should not be necessary (considered at best as a workaround).

  -If it solves the problem, it points the finger at DHCP feature / state on the curriculum vitae of sleep?

  -Disable the firewall.  This shouldn't be a problem (why would it).

  -If it is a question, it is likely to be isolated, rather than the majority of the cases.

  -VMWare (or similar) virtual networks.

  -This could be a problem for some people.  It would be useful for anyone who has a problem to confirm if they have VMWare or similar virtualization installed products (who can create virtual networks).

  -Disable the TCP (TCP sliding windows) tuning car.

  -It is possible that TCP auto tuning could be a problem for some people - but - unlikely, it would be a problem for people only on the recovery from sleep mode.  I think that anyone with questions about the TCP (TCP sliding windows) tuning car rather than questions on RESUME intermittent connectivity problems.

  -Some people report improved performance when turn it off this feature.   Report MSFT from 10 x to x 1000 in laboratory performance. conditions.  It's one you need to test yourself to see if it helps or otherwise.

  -NETSH INTERFACT TCP SET GLOBAL AUTOTUNING = OFF

  -NETSH INTERFACT TCP SET GLOBAL AUTOTUNING = NORMAL

  -It works on XP but not on Windows 7?

  -It is fairly widely commented that the TCP stack has been re-written/improved thanks to Vista and Windows 7.  It is not surprising, therefore that problems on Windows 7 that do not exist on Windows XP.  This does not necessarily imply that the Windows 7 stck is bug, just as not all software and peripheral food chain TCP are speaking the language of same/current (in the absence of a better technical description).

  -One wonders, therefore, are only optimizations issues additional tuning and unloading that have been made in the new stack TCP?   How this confrontation with the problems that occur only in the curriculum vitae of sleep/wake extended?

  -Some people recommended prevents the system from voltage of their cards during the standby/hibernation.  Does this means:

  -The card is not dynamic.

  -If the card is allowed to be turned off so there will be a lag between the state saved in Windows and the State represented (none) in the card when the system is out of his sleep (or Hibernate).

  -Perhaps, it's something that needs to be addressed in the functions of battery/sleep TCP in Windows 7 - How to handle/recover the situation when the NETWORK adapter is turned off?

  -If we put the system to sleep, we want to have power supplied to the maps or not (what are the implications)?

  -People have the same problem for the hibernation?

  -If there is a problem of State related to the cards, would be - why, in some cases of people solve the problem by disabling optimizations that involve some treatment being given cards instead of being carried out using the processors.  If it was kept in the processors, we have consistent state on the resume (as opposed to cards)?

  I think what I understand of MSFT is here:

  -What is the behavior designed in the stack revised to ensure a consistent state between the adapter, battery, previously obtained DNS, DHCP settings, etc., the curriculum vitae of sleep/wake extended.

  -Unlikely connections persist across sleep/hibernation - so are they remind/re-restored?

  -Windows 7 has more work to properly manage this for cards that - are - power off during sleep?

  -Is - it a requirement of MSFT at this time for an own CV, the card must stay lit?

  An exchange of views on how this is supposed to work for MSFT would be useful.  Then perhaps hundreds if not thousands of people facing this issue can understand why it happens and how they can solve.

  [upstairs]

  Thank you for spending time and energy on it. I had a frustrating to deal with this problem, but - finally, disable virtual network cards seems to have helped.

• LAN not working after sleep

  When I turn on my computer,
  after sleep mode it can not connect
  to the internet via LAN, up to what I
  Restart the computer

  Don t know what laptop you have, but compare the BIO son you laptop computer with the version of the BIOS on Toshiba page.
  If there is a newer version try to upgrade the BIOS.
  But be careful. Don't forget that you have downloaded the good BIOS and you are using the correct procedure to update the BIOS.

  Incorrect BIOS may damage the ROM or the Board of Directors.

• After sleeping Satellite L850 fails at startup

  After sleep, my laptop Satellite L850 fails to start. I have to remove the battery and reinstall it to allow commissioning.

  How could I solve this problem?

  Hmm, it could be a BIOS issue related .would recommend watching the updates to the BIOS. I read on very similar problems in the forum have been solved by the BIOS updated.