System Not Going Into Standbye Mode

[Guest NJITGS]

Why is that my computer will not go into standbye mode after automating my

windows fax console?

 

I have set my modem to allow it to bring the system out of standbye mode in

it's properties and in the services settings for fax console I have also set

to automatic and started. Now my computer will not stay in standbye mode as

it was prior. It should be, (as it once was) that my computer will

automatically go into standbye mode according to the Power Settings of my

choice, then when the fax line that is directly connected to my data/fax

modem rings it should bring my computer out of standbye mode and

automatically receive and print the fax on my printer. However now after

having updated my settings for it to do this the computer wont stay in

standbye mode.

 

PLEASE HELP!

 

Elaine Beauxrauxgard-Weiderhoff

[Guest Unknown]

Re: System Not Going Into Standbye Mode

 

Is your mouse and/or keyboard configured to bring the computer out of

standby?

Could the mouse be bumped, or jarred? What if anything is running when it

exits standby mode?

What is 'wake on LAN' set to in BIOS?

"NJITGS" <njitgs@verizon.net> wrote in message

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> Why is that my computer will not go into standbye mode after automating my

> windows fax console?

>

> I have set my modem to allow it to bring the system out of standbye mode

> in it's properties and in the services settings for fax console I have

> also set to automatic and started. Now my computer will not stay in

> standbye mode as it was prior. It should be, (as it once was) that my

> computer will automatically go into standbye mode according to the Power

> Settings of my choice, then when the fax line that is directly connected

> to my data/fax modem rings it should bring my computer out of standbye

> mode and automatically receive and print the fax on my printer. However

> now after having updated my settings for it to do this the computer wont

> stay in standbye mode.

>

> PLEASE HELP!

>

> Elaine Beauxrauxgard-Weiderhoff

>