Hi there,

I 've got a clean install on my desktop (Intel Core 2 , 2GB RAM ) of Vista
Business (32). Well, after a week or two it stopped from hibernating after a
specific period
of time, I tried lots of plan settings that did not work. I can put into
hibernation manually but
not automatic. I guess some app , driver or config is preventing system from
this function.
Does anyone know any way to diagnose this issue ? Any tips ?

Thanking you all so much in advance,

Sergio Hegner

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I 've got a clean install on my desktop (Intel Core 2 , 2GB RAM ) of Vista
Business (32). Well, after a week or two it stopped from hibernating after
a specific period
of time, I tried lots of plan settings that did not work. I can put into
hibernation manually but
not automatic. I guess some app , driver or config is preventing system
from this function.
Does anyone know any way to diagnose this issue ? Any tips ?

Thanking you all so much in advance,

Try running 'powercfg -h on' on an elevated command prompt (right click run
as administrator), reboot and see if its back.

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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Hi Paul,

I did it but still without auto hibernation

Wondering..wondering...

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"Sergio Hegner" wrote in message
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I 've got a clean install on my desktop (Intel Core 2 , 2GB RAM ) of
Vista
Business (32). Well, after a week or two it stopped from hibernating
after a specific period
of time, I tried lots of plan settings that did not work. I can put into
hibernation manually but
not automatic. I guess some app , driver or config is preventing system
from this function.
Does anyone know any way to diagnose this issue ? Any tips ?

Thanking you all so much in advance,

Try running 'powercfg -h on' on an elevated command prompt (right click
run as administrator), reboot and see if its back.

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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I had the same problem and it turned out my DLS connection which was a
dial-up type and not an always on was the problem. When I disconnected the
computer would sleep like a baby. I do not know if an always on connection
would give the same problem or not.

"Sergio Hegner" wrote:

Hi Paul,

I did it but still without auto hibernation

Wondering..wondering...

"Paul Smith" escreveu na mensagem
...
"Sergio Hegner" wrote in message
...

I 've got a clean install on my desktop (Intel Core 2 , 2GB RAM ) of
Vista
Business (32). Well, after a week or two it stopped from hibernating
after a specific period
of time, I tried lots of plan settings that did not work. I can put into
hibernation manually but
not automatic. I guess some app , driver or config is preventing system
from this function.
Does anyone know any way to diagnose this issue ? Any tips ?

Thanking you all so much in advance,

Try running 'powercfg -h on' on an elevated command prompt (right click
run as administrator), reboot and see if its back.

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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Well,
After I uninstalled my Palm desktop software, it's working fine now ! I will
have to wait and see
if Palm will launch a Vista compatible software version.


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I had the same problem and it turned out my DLS connection which was a
dial-up type and not an always on was the problem. When I disconnected
the
computer would sleep like a baby. I do not know if an always on
connection
would give the same problem or not.

"Sergio Hegner" wrote:

Hi Paul,

I did it but still without auto hibernation

Wondering..wondering...

"Paul Smith" escreveu na mensagem
...
"Sergio Hegner" wrote in message
...

I 've got a clean install on my desktop (Intel Core 2 , 2GB RAM ) of
Vista
Business (32). Well, after a week or two it stopped from hibernating
after a specific period
of time, I tried lots of plan settings that did not work. I can put
into
hibernation manually but
not automatic. I guess some app , driver or config is preventing
system
from this function.
Does anyone know any way to diagnose this issue ? Any tips ?

Thanking you all so much in advance,

Try running 'powercfg -h on' on an elevated command prompt (right click
run as administrator), reboot and see if its back.

--
Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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