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I can't get vista to go to sleep and stay asleep.
I made sure that in device manager the mouse and keyboard are NOT allowed to wake vista but when I put it to sleep it shuts down but then almost immediately starts back up again. Any clues on what I need to do to get this function to work? Thanks, |
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I am having the same problem. Has anyone figured out why?
"Lakesidezx" wrote: I can't get vista to go to sleep and stay asleep. I made sure that in device manager the mouse and keyboard are NOT allowed to wake vista but when I put it to sleep it shuts down but then almost immediately starts back up again. Any clues on what I need to do to get this function to work? Thanks, |
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Tried the BIOS settings?
Innes "Lakesidezx" wrote in message ... I can't get vista to go to sleep and stay asleep. I made sure that in device manager the mouse and keyboard are NOT allowed to wake vista but when I put it to sleep it shuts down but then almost immediately starts back up again. Any clues on what I need to do to get this function to work? Thanks, |
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Bios settings are the same I use with XP.
When looking in the Vista event log, I see that the cause for the wake-up is ..... unknown. |
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A while ago I read that some wireless keyboard/mouse combo's (Microsoft)
could be to blame for a range of problems including the sleep function. Are you using that combo by chance? Innes "Jean-Christophe" wrote in message ... Bios settings are the same I use with XP. When looking in the Vista event log, I see that the cause for the wake-up is .... unknown. |
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I just started a blog last week due to some of the problems I've had with
Vista and Office 2007. Sleep was one of them and it was due to the wake on lan bit being flipped during the upgrade. http://www.appcrash.net/2007/02/cant-sleep-try-this.asp is a post that walks you through checking this out. For me, I went through all the turning off mouse and Advanced Power Management stuff. I could hibernate, but not sleep until I flipped the wake on lan bit. I'm also trying to keep up on some of the issues I've seen, outside of sleep and appcrashes.. Check out my blog and leave feedback if you'd like. http://www.appcrash.net Greg McGuinness "Innes" wrote in message ... A while ago I read that some wireless keyboard/mouse combo's (Microsoft) could be to blame for a range of problems including the sleep function. Are you using that combo by chance? Innes "Jean-Christophe" wrote in message ... Bios settings are the same I use with XP. When looking in the Vista event log, I see that the cause for the wake-up is .... unknown. |