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Hi lemur, thanks for the reply.
I had already googled and found this article (or at least one similar) and followed up on some of the things that I had missed back when I was first having/troubleshooting my sleep problem. Any further comments welcomed though, as I'm still stumped as to why/how this is happening. "lemur" wrote: Do you have sleep mode in bios as well? http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/63...-problems.html -- lemur ::If *ANYONE* in this forum helps you, please click on their *REP* icon. Thanks! (the middle scale icon in the upper right corner):: |
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Hi .
, thanks for the reply.Yes, I had found that first off in my troubleshooting the original problem of my systems not sleeping. That is how I got them to sleep in the first place. Now however I've developed that other problem described in my first post. Any other comments welcomed as I'm still stumped. ![]() "." wrote: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/mats#tab0 Look at the third troubleshooter on the page. -- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Ok, for the longest time I wasn't able to get any of my computers to go into sleep mode. Now that I've found the answer sifting through these forums/posts and it is functioning now, I've developed another problem that I cannot see anywhere in the forums. Although the computers will sleep now, I HAVE to set "Automatic" sleep mode for around 5 mins, otherwise it WILL NOT WORK. I cannot get them to sleep using the sleep buttons or any other way that the system has been set up for sleep. Only the "Automatic" timing way, and it has to be set for 5 mins or less. Can someone explain to me what may be happening here? Thanks. |
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Hi . , thanks for the reply.Yes, I had found that first off in my troubleshooting the original problem of my systems not sleeping. That is how I got them to sleep in the first place. Now however I've developed that other problem described in my first post. Any other comments welcomed as I'm still stumped. ![]() "." wrote: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/mats#tab0 Look at the third troubleshooter on the page. -- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Ok, for the longest time I wasn't able to get any of my computers to go into sleep mode. Now that I've found the answer sifting through these forums/posts and it is functioning now, I've developed another problem that I cannot see anywhere in the forums. Although the computers will sleep now, I HAVE to set "Automatic" sleep mode for around 5 mins, otherwise it WILL NOT WORK. I cannot get them to sleep using the sleep buttons or any other way that the system has been set up for sleep. Only the "Automatic" timing way, and it has to be set for 5 mins or less. Can someone explain to me what may be happening here? Thanks. |
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/331796
-- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Hi . , thanks for the reply.Yes, I had found that first off in my troubleshooting the original problem of my systems not sleeping. That is how I got them to sleep in the first place. Now however I've developed that other problem described in my first post. Any other comments welcomed as I'm still stumped. ![]() "." wrote: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/mats#tab0 Look at the third troubleshooter on the page. -- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Ok, for the longest time I wasn't able to get any of my computers to go into sleep mode. Now that I've found the answer sifting through these forums/posts and it is functioning now, I've developed another problem that I cannot see anywhere in the forums. Although the computers will sleep now, I HAVE to set "Automatic" sleep mode for around 5 mins, otherwise it WILL NOT WORK. I cannot get them to sleep using the sleep buttons or any other way that the system has been set up for sleep. Only the "Automatic" timing way, and it has to be set for 5 mins or less. Can someone explain to me what may be happening here? Thanks. |
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/331796
-- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Hi . , thanks for the reply.Yes, I had found that first off in my troubleshooting the original problem of my systems not sleeping. That is how I got them to sleep in the first place. Now however I've developed that other problem described in my first post. Any other comments welcomed as I'm still stumped. ![]() "." wrote: http://support.microsoft.com/gp/mats#tab0 Look at the third troubleshooter on the page. -- .. -- "DirtyDawg" wrote in message ... Ok, for the longest time I wasn't able to get any of my computers to go into sleep mode. Now that I've found the answer sifting through these forums/posts and it is functioning now, I've developed another problem that I cannot see anywhere in the forums. Although the computers will sleep now, I HAVE to set "Automatic" sleep mode for around 5 mins, otherwise it WILL NOT WORK. I cannot get them to sleep using the sleep buttons or any other way that the system has been set up for sleep. Only the "Automatic" timing way, and it has to be set for 5 mins or less. Can someone explain to me what may be happening here? Thanks. |
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