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Hi to everybody!
I´ve been running Windows Vista (Home Premium) normally since January 30 but today a strange behaviour started to happen everytime I close my notebook´s lid: I noticed that HD´s led kept blinking and, as I hadnt set my system to go into suspend/hibernate mode as soon as I close the lid, I reopened it to find the screen off but the power & wireless led were on as if the computer was on (I´ve a Sony Vaio VGN-FS315S notebook) and I really think is on because when I tried to wake up the system with no luck (no key woke it up), I finally chose to push the power button and the system went into hibernate mode (I have the power button set to do that); once the computer was off, I again pressed the power button and the system came back from hibernation The curiosity is that as I had pressed several keys to try to wake the system up, I found several windows opened...so the system was working but the screen was off! Im wondering what the problem is as Vista is set to do nothing when I close the lid of my notebook Any hint? BTW, I´ve experienced another problem since two days ago: Windows is unable to show its Help; a window pop ups saying Windows was unable to download from / windows; have you experienced the same problem? is there a way to fix it? |