Why doesn't my computer start back up after hibernation?
371053
it shouldn't do that, try to unplug the monitor from the pc and then plug it back
893577
unplug it take out the battery then plug it back in and hit the button\nafter it comes up turn it off and reinstall the battery or wait till spring thats when hibernation ends
942457
Did you try rebooting the computer, to make sure there isn't another program using the application.  Though, I don't think others use it.....I think there is an option under programs that says start up items, maybe try the control panel.\nYou can also download msconfig.  Maybe something is missing or wrong with it, and installing it again could be helpful.\nCheck out the download on the website listed below.
144253
Hit f8 continually in startup. If you get an option to restore system to previous time accept it. starting up in safe mode should work.
356991
There is no power difference between shutting it off and hibernation.  Technically in both cases the computer is off, hibernation just stores whatever is in your RAM onto the hard drive, and then when you turn it back on it loads it back into the RAM so it is like you never left.  Do not confuse hibernation with stand-by, the computer is OFF when you hibernate.
481631
Could be that your CPU fan is not running or dirty, the CPU is over heating and causing the PC to reboot.\n\nYour Hard Drive is about too die.\n\nA sticking key on your keyboard.\n\nBad BIOS .\n\nGood luck, caned air and a vac helps your PC stay cool.\n\nOther then that I would run disk check and de frag.\n\nAlso in my old place this guys CB radio used to make my PC reboot.\n\nOk how abou a grounded out USB, that will do it, unplug any USB things you have and see it it does it.\n\nAlso make sure the USB female slots are not grounded to the case.\n\nA screw can be wedged between the Mother Board and the case.
319692
Depending on your Operating System, you must adjust the power managing options. Here I tell you about Windows XP because it's the most popular now:\n\nRefer to "Power Options" in your "Control Panel", Select "Hibernate" Tab and enable Hibernation. Then select "Advanced" Tab. There is a field Called "Power Buttons" that says what you can do when you close the lid of your computer... You can select whether to "Shut Down" or "Standby" or even "Hibernate". You can also select actions for pressing the power/sleep buttons. You may need to restart your computer meanwhile adjusting your power options.
262445
Interesting...\n\nAre you taking about the Option when you try to log out/or shut down?\n\nWhat other errors did you get?  \n\nClick [START] => Run, type eventvwr.\nOn the Event Viewer, click application and view the errors.  Do the same for the system log.\n\nAlso, right click on an empty space on your Desktop, and click the Screen Saver tab.  click POWER button on the Monitor power area. On the Power Options Properties, click the Hibernate tab.\n\nVerify if Enable hibernation is checked, if not, enable it. Click OK and close all Windows.\n\nHit ALT-Ctrl-Del again to see it shows the option.\n\nGood luck..\n\nP.S. Let us know more info. please...
692917
If your laptop repeatedly restarts even though you are trying to shut it down, the best thing is that you repair the Operating System. But that is what you don't want to do. You want an alternate way out. \n\nThe best alternative is to put the Laptop into hibernation. There are two ways to do so. \n\nFirst, it is very simple. Just close the screen of the Laptop (I mean to say that just pack it off). The next time when you will open it up, it will have the same program running. No data will be lost and no unusuall behaviour will be shown by the machine. \n\nSecond, you can set up the hibernation option (this is for the Windows users only). Go to Control Panel> Power option. There you will find the hibernation tab. You can then enable the hibernation in your Laptop. After this go to Start> Turn off Computer. Then press "Shift" button. The "Stand By" option will change into the "Hibernate" option. Keep pressing the "Shift" button and click the "Hibernate" button and the Operating System will go into Hibernation. \n\nJust pack it off and go to sleep!
75992
could be a variety of things, but you might check out the video card.  especially if you have a hard time starting it back up.  Also on some versions of microsoft, computers have a hard time when they go into sleep mode.  Maybe you can change your priorities.
819471
yes because the computer actually turns off. hibernation just means that the ram is written on the hard drive, later the system can be restored to the state it was in when hibernating, so that programs can continue executing as if nothing happened.
1165016
Your computer could have been heated too much.Try working on it after shutting down your pc for an hour or two.
1091672
In some of the laptops I troubleshoot if you unplug the laptop and remove the battery, wait a few seconds and then power on the laptop after putting the battery back in you can recover from a failed hibernation/sleep state.
963498
It shouldn't; your computer may be busy doing other tasks in the background. Give the computer a couple of minutes to start up and it should work fine. No need reinstalling the operating system; it's a new computer! I wouldn't do that.
319047
No harm done, it just saves the state of the memory to disk.  So you do need available disk space.  It is a good idea to save your work before you hibernate though.  Occasionally a hibernate will fail to restore, but that's just Windows, just restart and boot from the start again.
402480
If nothing starts up then its a simple power problem and you should be able to start your system after installing a new Power Unit. However if you are able to start the system then try to getinto the BIOS and use the CD drive as a boot option. Try reinstalling Windows and this should work. \nIf you have important data, try taking your Harddrive to your friends or your other PC and then install this drive as a secondary drive on your friends PC. This will then allow you to recover your data and then you can even check if your drive is corrupted or only the Windows install.
520207
Try safe mode.\nElse, end useless background processes.\nYou may also check for keyboard tracer programs if any made installed on your machine.\nTry visiting playful sites, one day you would automatically get your answer.\nWhile you work, keep an eye on the harddisk LED, if it's ON continiously even if you are not using it, ask someone putting it like "Why is this machine getting slower nowdays?". But, that doesn't ensure the machine is bugged.\nAs you said several startup programs run on your logon, it maybe there activity. SERVERS NEVER SNOOZE.