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fastnumber7 August 18th, 2005 08:38 AM

Help with sleep mode please...
 
:wave: Hi everyone i just found this forum while looking for help with this computer. I have never really had any problems until now. I leave my computer on overnight because i autosurf websites for a little extra money online. Recently my computer will go into sleep mode or something to that nature after i go to bed for the night and set the autosurf on. It doesn't seem like it goes very long before going into the sleep mode. I don't even know if sleep mode would be the right thing. What happens is it doesn't even sound like the computer is running but when i press the power button everything shows up again right away. I don't know a heck of alot about computers as i'm sure you can tell.

I have went into the power options in the control panel and put on the always on power scheme. I also disabled the hibernation but don't see anything on sleep mode. Maybe they are the same thing lol?

When it does do it the internet must get shut off too because it comes up as page cannot be displayed while it's trying to autosurf. I have no idea whats going on. I have a Sony Vaio with Windows XP.

If anyone has any suggestions i would appreciate it greatly. Thanks alot and have a good day.

Chris

richard kowalsk August 18th, 2005 08:56 AM

sleep mode
 
My advice would to be don't used sleep mode. Go into the control panel, display, screen saver, power, hibernate and uncheck it. Some systems have a hard time waking up or related problems. After all, what's the burning need ???

fastnumber7 August 18th, 2005 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by richard kowalsk
My advice would to be don't used sleep mode. Go into the control panel, display, screen saver, power, hibernate and uncheck it. Some systems have a hard time waking up or related problems. After all, what's the burning need ???

That's what i am trying to do. I don't want it to go into sleep mode. I have unchecked the hibernate box and for some reason it's still working. I have the power scheme set to always on and hibernate is diasbled. Don't know what else to do.

Pi rules August 18th, 2005 02:01 PM

Welcome to Cyber Tech Help, fastnumber7!

Instead of going to the Hibernate tab, make sure you are on the Power Schemes tab (default), and go down to the System Standby drop-down menu, and select never from the list.

Here is an explanation of the difference between standby mode and hibernation, and here is a link from Microsoft about configuring them.

fastnumber7 August 18th, 2005 09:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pi rules
Welcome to Cyber Tech Help, fastnumber7!

Instead of going to the Hibernate tab, make sure you are on the Power Schemes tab (default), and go down to the System Standby drop-down menu, and select never from the list.

Here is an explanation of the difference between standby mode and hibernation, and here is a link from Microsoft about configuring them.

Thanks Pi rules, Unfortunatly i have everything in the power options on never yet it still goes into sleep or whatever it does. That's what confuses me. It never did it until a few days ago. I hope the computer isn't ready to bite the dust already. I just bought it brand new back in April so it's only a few months old. Everything is fine while someone is online tho it only does it when no one is on. I will try to attach a picture showing that everything is set to never.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...s/Alwayson.jpg

That is a picture showing that everything is set to never.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y81...rnationoff.jpg

And there is a picture showing hibernation is disabled. Is there anything else that would cause this? Sorry if this is causing a headache for anyone. I know it sure is for me. Once again thanks everyone for the help.

Chris


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