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Unexpected Shutdown
I recently have had a rash of shurdowns when I leave my notebook on
overnight. I am curently running Windows Vista Home Premium on a Toshiga notebook. WHen I leave it on overnight 60-70% of the time when I go to bring it out of logoff I get the meaasage "Windows have recovered from any unexpected shutdown, windows will notify when a solution is available". Has anybody else had this problem an if so, any solutions? Thanks in Advance Larry |
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Unexpected Shutdown
Assuming you mean "bring it out of sleep" when you say "bring it out of
logoff". How to Troubleshoot a Vista Sleep Mode Problem and Find a Solution http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/63...-problems.html ------- *Report back, please* "LAR" wrote in message ... I recently have had a rash of shurdowns when I leave my notebook on overnight. I am curently running Windows Vista Home Premium on a Toshiga notebook. WHen I leave it on overnight 60-70% of the time when I go to bring it out of logoff I get the meaasage "Windows have recovered from any unexpected shutdown, windows will notify when a solution is available". Has anybody else had this problem an if so, any solutions? Thanks in Advance Larry |
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Unexpected Shutdown
I have the solution for these unexpected shut downs. At least for the ones who leave them on for more than 20 minutes without doing anything with it. You need to click *start menu*, then *control panel*, after that you click on *system and* *maintenance*, and then *power options*. After that you click on *change power plan settings* of your current power plan. At put the computer asleep you say never. Now here comes the important part.. you click on *change advanced power settings*, and you click on *hard disk*, and on* turn off hard disk after*, you see that it says only 20 minutes, so you need set it for a much longer time, this will do the trick and will help unexpected shut downs. -- danieldebest |