Hibernation problem

[Guest mariel2]

My laptop: Sony Varo- Microsoft Window XP Home edition Version 2002.

For few days now, when I finish my tasks and close the lid, the system goes

in hibernation as usual but will wake up after about 10 mines. or so.

 

I've checked the Power option in Control panel, hibernation is enabled,

memory for this is ok, other settings seem to be correct, just the Power

scheme is a little puzzling and here is where some of you could help?

 

Power schemes= VAIL Optimized

Setting for VAIO Optimized power scheme = 'Never' in all the options

 

Are these settings correct? Why does the system wake up after a short time

and if left untouched it gets very hot?

Any thoughts?

Many thanks in advance.

 

MS

[Guest Unknown]

Re: Hibernation problem

 

Go into BIOS and verify 'wake on LAN' is not active.

"mariel2" <mariel2@ntlworld.com> wrote in message

news:YdWjk.81124$8t7.77980@newsfe10.ams2...

> My laptop: Sony Varo- Microsoft Window XP Home edition Version 2002.

> For few days now, when I finish my tasks and close the lid, the system

> goes

> in hibernation as usual but will wake up after about 10 mines. or so.

>

> I've checked the Power option in Control panel, hibernation is enabled,

> memory for this is ok, other settings seem to be correct, just the Power

> scheme is a little puzzling and here is where some of you could help?

>

> Power schemes= VAIL Optimized

> Setting for VAIO Optimized power scheme = 'Never' in all the options

>

> Are these settings correct? Why does the system wake up after a short time

> and if left untouched it gets very hot?

> Any thoughts?

> Many thanks in advance.

>

> MS

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[Guest PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Re: Hibernation problem

 

A Windows XP SP3-based computer loses wireless connectivity when it resumes

from standby or from hibernation, or you receive an error message when you

try to put the computer in standby or in hibernation:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/951447

--

~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)

MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002

AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net

DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

 

mariel2 wrote:

> My laptop: Sony Varo- Microsoft Window XP Home edition Version 2002.

> For few days now, when I finish my tasks and close the lid, the system

> goes

> in hibernation as usual but will wake up after about 10 mines. or so.

>

> I've checked the Power option in Control panel, hibernation is enabled,

> memory for this is ok, other settings seem to be correct, just the Power

> scheme is a little puzzling and here is where some of you could help?

>

> Power schemes= VAIL Optimized

> Setting for VAIO Optimized power scheme = 'Never' in all the options

>

> Are these settings correct? Why does the system wake up after a short time

> and if left untouched it gets very hot?

> Any thoughts?

> Many thanks in advance.

>

> MS