Yoga 260 do not SLEEP when the lid is closed

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• Laptop will not go to sleep when the lid is closed

  Separated from this thread.

  Same problem here. My settings say that my Toshiba will sleep when the lid is closed, but half the time is not asleep and I can feel it's hot and turns on the fan. I am so frustrated with this new laptop and Windows 8.1. Looks like too many bugs in the software or something. More I am working on the new laptop the more problems that I find, like screen discoloration as well. The forums are useless. I do what they say, and the problem is the same. Forget the call from Toshiba. Needless. Nobody will help unless you pay them money to subscribe. What customer service?

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your concern here at the Microsoft Community forum. Let me help you with your concern.

  This problem may occur because of any change in power on your laptop options. If the default is set to hibernation and standby modes, your laptop goes to sleep when you close the lid, but then the Hibernate timer comes in and wake up your computer first and trying to Hibernate. He cannot go to Hibernate directly from mode 'sleep'. Go into the power settings and either disable hibernation or set the timer on a higher value.

  To apply the same setting to all plans:

  1. Open Power Options by pressing the Windows key + X, clicking Control Panel, click system and security, and then clicking Power Options.
  2. On the Select a power plan page, click choose the cover.
  3. On the page define power buttons and turn on password protection , next to when I close the lid, choose what you want your laptop to do, both when it is running on battery and when it's plugged in.
  4. Click on save changes.

  Tip: To save battery power and quickly resume working, select sleep. Sleep is a power saving state that allows a computer quickly resume the operation of full power (usually in seconds) when you want to start working again.

  To apply a setting to a specific regime:

  1. Open Power Options by pressing the Windows key + X, clicking Control Panel, click system and security, and then clicking Power Options.
  2. On the Select a power plan page, click change plan settings for the plan you want to change.
  3. On the change settings for the plan page, click change advanced power settings.
  4. Advanced settings tab, expand it cover and the Power button, action lid, choose what you want your mobile PC to do when you close the lid, for when it runs on battery and when it is plugged in, and then click OK.

  I hope this helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• I can do: sleep when the lid is closed, EXCEPT when an external display is connected?

  Hello

  Please let me know if this is possible. Seems to me like a current need, but I can't find a way to achieve this.

  I wish that the laptop to sleep when I close the lid (battery / plugged - matter), except when I have a connected external display.

  The script is very simple, I prefer to work with an external display, so I don't want or need the lid is open. When I'm on the road, the "sleep when the lid is closed" is a desired behavior.

  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  Roee.

  (1) this function is available in the Apple OS, but not in OS Win.

  (2) but, you can set a custom power plan to do this, so when you connect an external monitor just switch the power around plan. It is the easiest way to get what you want.

• How can I prevent the Satellite to sleep when the lid is closed?

  Hello

  I connected my Toshiba with an external HDMI monitor.
  The problem is that when I close the lid (I chose the monitors in dual options) instead of sending output to the screen external, portable sleeps.

  How can I stop the laptop to sleep when the lid is closed?

  Thank you for your time.

  Hello

  Go to control panel-> power options control
  Now on the left you will see the option called choose the closing cover

  Here you choose do nothing

  Concerning

• computer Vista laptop does not stop when the lid is closed

  I have all the correct power settings. mode when the lid is closed, I tried setting Hibernate and sleep. It just keeps running and running, I'm afraid it will overheat. but it should stop when the lid is closed, correct? Thank you sissy

  Hello banditpunpun2,

  Thanks for the return of the response.  I also go to your manufactures website and confirm you are updated with the lates drivers, updates the firmware and BIOS.  I even watch the forums on the manufacturer's Web site to see if others have experinced the same question.

  Please let us know status.

• How to ensure the backup of Windows 7 starts and runs until the end on a laptop which is mode standby, or could be put in mode 'sleep' when the lid is closed.

  Hello

  Many of us with laptops with Windows 7 would like to ensure that, when a Windows backup is scheduled, it starts successfully and goes to full completion, regardless of whether the phone is first 'sleep', or if the user of the laptop close the lid of the laptop, which would normally the laptop mode 'sleep'.  In other words, how to backup Windows or Windows 7 be configured to wake from mode "sleep" and prevent it from sleep mode, when a backup is scheduled and actively running?

  I saw a way to schedule a task that will wake the computer, but I'm looking for something more intelligent than that.  I'm looking to see if Microsoft has already thought this through and allow you to pre-configure operating system such as we have no additional installation software.

  Thank you

  Dave

  We continued this thread in http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/how-do-i-keep-windows-7-from-sleeping-in-the/9602fbe6-f9d2-461d-88ee-710369e6f543

• Microsoft Arc Mouse will stop when the lid is closed

  I have a samsung R505 running vista. Now, I chose to connect it to my TV with an HDMI cable. I would like to place the laptop in a cabinet under the TV and use my keyboard and mouse wireless Arc MS, but when I close the lid of the portable computer, the mouse freezes and jumps from one point to the other when he moves. This happens when the cover is open.

  I have configured windows not to sleep when the lid is closed and I checked and my mouse drivers are up to date.

  Any help on this would be appreciated. Please let me know if you would like more information on my put upward.

  Thank you
  Chris

  Hi Chris,

  You can uninstall the mouse and try to download the latest version of the software and the mouse drivers and check.

  You can read the following article and try Method 1 to uninstall the software.

  Troubleshoot installation of Intellipoint and IntelliType LifeCam software

  You may rfer to following article to download the latest version of the software and drivers.

  ARC mouse Software and Driver Downloads

• Laptop Dell Studio 1555 w / Vista does not wake from sleep when the lid is open.

  I have a laptop Dell Studio 1555 with Vista Premium 64-bit. Until last night, the laptop would run mode standby when I closed the lid and woke up when I opened the cover later. Yesterday I was downloading photos from a Canon camera via USB. I close the lid when I did. When I went to open the cover later the laptop screen remained in black and white. The power button is lit, but the only way I can get to meet is to hold the power button until it turns off completely, and then restart the laptop. A difference when the lid is closed, I think the power button will blink and turn off slowly while he was really in sleep. He remains on all the time now when the lid is closed. I tried to go into power management and put the laptop from sliding when the lid is closed, but has not made a difference.

  Run the system restore and choose a restore point created just before the problem occurred. Steve Winograd, MS - MVP (Windows desktop experience)

• Dv6 7000: charging does that when the lid is closed (sleep mode)

  I have a laptop HP DV6 7000. The battery doesn't work that when the lid is closed (sleep mode).

  If I close the lid and plug in the charger, the light indicates orange and the battery will deliver to load almost full.

  If I open the lid before the orange light changing to white, battery icon always says: _ % available (plugged in, does not support).

  Several different Chargers give identical results. EACH of them is fully charge the battery in two hours; as long as the cover is closed. If I open the lid, even to say 50% load, the orange light glows white and the battery icon always says: _ % available (plugged in, does not support).

  Thank you, Ed.

  Hi @ElyMayor

  Thank you for your response.

  The last thing I can suggest to try a restore to factory.  Performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

  While the recovery, there is an option to backup your personal files. If you have not already done so, it is now a good time.

  Restore files that have been supported to the top using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 7)

  Alternatively, you can contact HP support for assistance. They can access your system remotely to help alleviate the difficulties.

  Please contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get a number of assistance for your region.

  World wide phone holder

• Computer user connection laptop turns off when the lid is closed

  How can I configure my laptop to disconnect the current user (switch not only users) and force them to close all programs when the lid is closed, and then switch to sleep mode?

  There is no direct option for this, but you can create a batch file that has orders for logoff, then the command for the night and have that run the trigger of "Lock Workstation".

  Task Scheduler allows many triggers.  Type Task Scheduler in your Start menu, and then click New task on the right side to explore your options.

• Inspiron 17R SE 7720 wake from its slumber when the lid is closed through the usb keyboard/mouse

  So I have an Inspiron 17R SE 7720 which has all of the latest drivers with BIOS A11 (Win 7 Ultimate x 64)...  I have all the settings properly configured for sleep power (no hibernation), however no matter what I try, I can't get the laptop to wake up when the lid is closed through USB keyboard.

  I use a combo of MK560 Wave from Logitech (unifying receiver) - keyboard and mouse have the wake-up option enabled in the settings of their material.  I also wake up from USB enabled in the BIOS.

  What is interesting is that if I put the computer to sleep with the lid open, I can do/wake it from Logitech devices.  With the lid closed, I can only do sleep - the only way to wake up, he is to open the cover and press the power button.

  Anyone know a solution to this?

  Cliffs Notes:

  Cover open: CAN sleep/wake from USB keyboard/mouse

  Cover closed: can sleep ONLY - don't wake up if I open the Start button / cover & press

  It seems that a new A13 BIOS was released on 18 March, all it says in the section '' correction '' is to "maintain the release." Download it now and see if it fixed more on the question of the USB.

• T410 connection when the lid is closed

  I am portable computers T410 deployment to the field, but users report the network connection drops when they close the lid.  I checked that the PC is not in standby mode.  I have the settings of Thinkvantage Power Manager to do nothing when the lid is closed and allowed InstantResume to stay online for the max of 99 minutes, but which is not helping.  I still adjusted power profile settings to not go to sleep for an hour while on battery.  Laptops running Windows XP Pro x 86.  Any help would be appreciated.

  It turns out that the issue was a question of power settings.  Disabling the sleep settings and disabling sleep by closing the lid solves this problem.

• Inspiron 15R (5537) wake from its slumber when the lid is closed through the usb keyboard/mouse

  I have an Inspiron 15R (5537) which has all the latest drivers from Dell BIOS A01 Reference (Windows 8). I have the options of closing the lid set to "do nothing" for the two battery and plugged in, but no matter what I try, when the lid is closed I can't the laptop to wake up via USB keyboard or mouse.
  The keyboard and mouse have the wake-up option enabled in the settings of their material.  I also wake up from USB enabled in the BIOS.
  What is interesting, is that if I put the computer to sleep with the lid open, I can wake him up from the keyboard or the mouse.  But with the lid closed, the only way to wake up, it should open the cover and press the power button.
  Anyone know a solution to this?
  Summary:
  Cover open: CAN wake from USB keyboard/mouse.
  Cover closed: don't wake up if I open the lid and press the power button.

  Pete,

  Depending on where you live, you will have the rights of consumers.  I live in Australia and we have pretty good consumer protection.

  I asked Dell - repair, replace it with one that works, or pay back me.

  They went away for a few weeks, and when I "called home" a few times, they acknowledged that they could not solve the problem and offered me a full refund. The laptop was picked up yesterday and I expect the refund within about five days. The guy on my "case" has been very professional!

  I guess that you informed Dell FORMALLY of the problem via a support ticket?

  I did that and followed by chat and phone calls.

  Whist, the ability to wake up via USB is not explicitly described in any of their literature, the bios has available and W8.1 has the facility.  they built it all - EXCEPT that they forgot the lid...

  see you soon

• NB250 makes scream sound when the lid is closed

  Hi all

  I am facing this problem with my laptop NB250.

  Steps to reproduce the problem
  i. internal microphone and speakers are enabled
  II. play some audio.
  III. close the lid while the audio is playing.
  IV. when the lid is closed (or even when she is brought very close to the keyboard) there is a loud noise.

  I went to the shop where I bought the laptop. The technician he said that this sound is done because the microphone is taken directly above the enclosure when the lid is closed.
  But I do not think that the sound must be made when the lid is closed.

  I should be grateful if the following queries are processed:
  i. This is a problem with only with NB250?
  II. is it a common problem with all laptops that have the speakers placed next to the touchpad, which brings the microphone from the speakers when the lid is closed?
  III. If there is a problem with my laptop, what should I do to repair/replace?

  Thank you
  Yogesh

  Hi mate

  I think you're talking about the sound looping between speaker <->microphone.
  I n t have this model laptop but I found an interesting How TO from Toshiba on similar topic. It addresses s L500 series.

  Check this box:
  + Hissing sound +.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB0402UB0001R01.htm

  Disable the microphone volume in the speakers properties and this will help you get rid of these sounds.

• Satellite U - Vista starts when the lid is closed

  Hello

  The title says it all!

  My girlfriend showed me her cell phone yesterday. She manually stop it on the start menu, leave for a few minutes, close the lid, then watches in joy as the computer laptop Springs revive again.

  I checked and the judgment indeed makes a stop, not a hibernation or something like that. I also changed the lid closed to "nothing" action and "stop" and I tried various methods to stop this strange behavior. My only solution was to have vista recognize the lid close like a stop action and have this control by turning off the laptop. Unfortunately, my girlfriend is a woman of routine and like to manually turn off the laptop before closing the lid, so my solution is not a long-term one.

  One thing that I've seen is that she had managed to install Uniblue Registry Booster. I quickly removed it, but wonder if it could have changed his behaviour of the laptop? Surely the fact if boots up when it is turned off when the lid is closed could not be attributed to Vista or whatever it is that was done for her?

  Thank you

  Chris

  Hello

  Can you please tell us what laptop you have exactly?

  I assume this has something to do with the alarm clock on the keyboard/LAN feature in the BIOS