Frozen and screen Blacks out ...why is this happening?
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nofinga911
, Jan 27 2008 03:44 PM
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Posted 27 January 2008 - 03:44 PM
#2
Posted 27 January 2008 - 03:51 PM
Is it on Hibernation or Standby mode?
"Start" > "Control Panel" > "Power Options"
After you're in Power options, under the "Power Schemes" tab there should be a drop down box that says "System Standby" then make your selection. Whether you want your computer to never go on standby or if there's a certain time limit you want select that from the drop down menu click "Apply" then "Ok".
If it's on "Hibernate" and you want to turn that off.
Get into "Power Options" select "Hibernate" tab and un-check the box that says "Enable hibernation" then click "Apply" the "Ok".
This should help you out a bit, however it does strike me odd that you can't get out of standby with a simple click of a key or shake of a mouse.
Are there any other things going on as well? Or is this the only issue?
Also does this happen when you log on and the leave it idle for awhile? Or does this just occur on the log in screen?
"Start" > "Control Panel" > "Power Options"
After you're in Power options, under the "Power Schemes" tab there should be a drop down box that says "System Standby" then make your selection. Whether you want your computer to never go on standby or if there's a certain time limit you want select that from the drop down menu click "Apply" then "Ok".
If it's on "Hibernate" and you want to turn that off.
Get into "Power Options" select "Hibernate" tab and un-check the box that says "Enable hibernation" then click "Apply" the "Ok".
This should help you out a bit, however it does strike me odd that you can't get out of standby with a simple click of a key or shake of a mouse.
Are there any other things going on as well? Or is this the only issue?
Also does this happen when you log on and the leave it idle for awhile? Or does this just occur on the log in screen?
Edited by Doobieus, 27 January 2008 - 04:16 PM.
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