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  The machine never went into hibernation before (it's about a year old and little used) and when I opened it, it was in hibernation.  I can't answer anything.   push the power button or closing this fact the black screen, but when I reopen it or press the power button, it goes to «hibernation...» "once again.

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  Thank you!

  Hello lkstar,

  a. don't you make changes to the computer before the problem of hibernation on your computer?

  Often, a laptop goes into hibernation when the power is low. I suggest that you plug the laptop in charge for one when you try to turn it on.

  Plug the AC adapter and try turning on the laptop using the power button.

  I suggest that you make sure that the battery indicator indicates that the battery is charging while the computer is connected.

  You can also use the battery completely (with the AC adapter connected) and then try to turn on the laptop.

  Thank you
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• Setting monitor in sleep mode and I can't wake him up without having to reboot.

  I can't wake up my monitor after he starts in mode 'sleep'.  I have to restart.  It usually takes several resets to get the monitor to stay.  I put the controls for "never sleep", but he did it anyway.  This has happened after that the computer has not been used for about 4 weeks.

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/198047-power-plan-restore-default-settings.html

  Try to reset the default power Plan settings. information is at the link above.

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  You can check if there are multiple profiles.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/managing+profiles
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• PC goes mode sleep when the Power Options are set for ever, etc. also can not wake up

  Hi, I read the other posts on this topic, but my problem seems a little different.

  I am running Windows 7 on a Dell desktop computer and I tried to run chkdsk and also the Dell diagnostics that I have some problems hard drive; However, it gets so far and the pc goes into mode 'sleep' causing me even worse problems that chkdsk/diagnoses are halfway through a volume. The pc has done this on and off tension for awhile, but hopefully not when something critical is running, even if it is a nuisance.  I did all the steps recommended here as ensure my Power Options are set, etc., but he always does.

  In addition, when the pc goes to sleep, I can't wake him up by pressing the power button or any key on the keyboard.

  I've been in contact with Dell and they said that it's a software problem.

  Someone can suggest something else I can do (stop) the computer mode 'sleep' and also how to wake him.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I'm sorry for the late reply.

  As you mentioned in your previous post, you wanted to know how to boot from the disc, I've provided the steps how to boot from the disc on my previous post. However, you can try to repair your windows using DVD for Windows 7 backup and check.

  You can see this Microsoft article below that will help you fix Windows 7.

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  Let us know if you need help most.

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  1. What are you referring to whn that tell you immediately the Quick Launch button remains on constantly?

  2. are you referring to the Dell docking station?

  You can try to update the graphics card and check if it helps to solve the problem.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

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  Also check out the Dell support link to download the drivers:

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• If you are using windows 7 in xp mode my display settings are low and I can't adjust the parameters of why and how can I fix

  why I can't change my screen with windows 7 in xp mode and how could solve the problem

  Hi tmjmech,

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Answers.

  Settings and change integration features

  When you run XP Mode, it is possible to change the material and data that are automatically integrated into the virtual pc. To change these settings when in Office XP Mode, click the Tools menu and select settings. You will now be in the settings of the virtual machine screen and click on the category of integration features . From there, you can specify what material and features that you want to embed or share with your desktop computer XP Mode.

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  ·         Clipboard - if this is enabled, then you will be able to copy and paste between XP Mode and your normal desktop.

  ·         Printer - Sharing host your printer with XP Mode.

  ·         Smart cards - XP Mode allows access to the host chip cards.

  ·         Disk - XP mode to access the host players, which include hard disks, CD/DVD players and removable media.

  All changes made to the above settings will be persistent every time that you start the XP Mode. However, if you disable the integration of a particular session, you can click on the Tools menu and then select disable integration features. This will make it so that you do not have access to one of the resources of the host. To enable access to these resources, simply click on the option to enable integration features in the Tools menu.

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  If you find that XP Mode does not work as fast as you want to, or you want to add more features, you must change some settings in your settings in Virtual PC for XP Mode. To change these settings, you must first stop XP Mode so that it is not in a State of hibernation. To do this, click on the menu on Ctrl + Alt + Delete , and then click close on the screen that appears.

  When XP Mode stopped, click the Start Menu, select all programs, Windows Virtual PC, scroll down and then click on Windows Virtual PC icon. You should now see a list of your Virtual PC, including Windows XP Mode. Right click on Windows XP Mode, and select settings. Now that Windows XP Mode is stopped, you can change the settings of your virtual machine. The parameters that you may consider to change to increase the performance and reliability are:
  
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  2 hard drives -you are able to add more 2 hard disks to your Windows XP Mode. So if you need to add another disk to your Windows XP Mode, you can do here. This will allow you to create a second disk on another physical drive of your computer to improve performance.
  
  3. cancel the disks - disks of cancellations allow you to create a base of your installation of Windows XP Mode image and then save all changes in a disc of cancellations. So if you need start from your base image, you just go back to settings and ignore the changes in your drive of cancellations. The next time that you start Windows XP Mode, you will be back to the basic configuration with any changes you have made to scrap. I suggest that everyoneturn this option on because it only increases the safety of your installation of Windows XP Mode.

  When you have completed your changes, just click the OK button to save the changes.

  When you then start Windows XP Mode, these settings will now be implemented.

  Visit this link for more information about how to use Windows XP mode:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/videos/using-Windows-XP-mode

  Additional information:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/videos/using-Windows-XP-mode

  Kind regards
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  I have a Dell Latitude D531, running Windows XP Home Edition. A common problem I see coming out of hibernation I often end up with a black screen. The only way I have reliable is to close the lid of the laptop. This makes the system from going into standby mode (as noted by the led lights). When the cover is opened, the system resumes, and then the screen is active.

  This occurs generally when the power management puts the system into Hibernate mode - after the timeout. It seems also occur after I put into hibernation system and not try to wake up until the hours have elapsed. It only seems to happen when I try a test of hibernation system and then awakens shortly after.

  I'd appreciate informative comments about this behavior.

  
  

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