PC Sleep Mode Problem?
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set the keyboard to be used to get the computer out of the sleep mode.\nDo it like this:\ngo to control panel.\nthere go to keyboard(double click the keyboard icon in control panel), a window will appear.\nclick on hardware, then on properties, a new windows will appear\nThere click on power management and then select the option saying "allow this device to..."\nthen press Ok.\nafter this whenever you press any key on the keyboard during standby or sleep mode, your computer will wake up.\nall da best
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There is a device that is bringing your computer out of stand-bye.  It could possibly be your Wireless or NIC card.  Go into device manager, check each of your devices and see which ones are set to wake the computer from stand-bye.  Uncheck them and everything should be fine.
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Your network card may be going into power save mode when you leave your computer idle for a while.\n\nTo disable this:\nYou can use Device Manager to change the power management settings for a network adapter. To disable this setting in Device Manager, expand Network Adapters, right-click the adapter, click Properties, click the Power Management tab, and then clear the Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power check box.
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If your gonna set it to hibernate, you adjust your power setting in the software by going to control panel.\nNot in the bios....
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Go to CONTROL PANEL and then click POWER OPTIONS and choose how long you want your computer to be on when you're not using it.
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hibernate and sleep may not be compatible with your mother board also about turning of it may be because your cpu is running too hot and its a safety mechanism remove your cpu heat sink clean the cpu with dry toilet paper put some new thermal grease on the cpu spread it evenly over it and replace the heat sink\n\nthis should sort the problem
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You need to enable Advanced Power Management in the bios setup. \nTry the link below for details.
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depends on how you have your power button on the keyboard setup.\n\nsleep? hybernate? or shut down? or bring up the shut down menu?
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No duh. That shouldn't be a surprise.\nIn hibernate mode, the computer is practically off.\nIn standby mode, its on, but only by a small thread.\nGive your computer a minute or so to restore the connection.
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check your monitor power options makes sure that hibernation is disabled and also check the power schemes settings and adjust accordingly.
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It could be an issue with your network card. The cheaper cards or embedded network circuits could go into permanent sleep after your computer goes into hibernation or sleep mode thus forcing you to reboot to take it up again. \n\nThe fix is to check all your power setting to make sure your everything is correct and/or install a decent network card.
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yes the problem is caused by the battery on the motherboard (called the CMOS battery) has gave up. and will need to be replaced its easy to change turn off pc, open case locate battery which is about 1" inch across. usually near bottom right of motherboard take out battery put new 1 in, do reverse, reset time and date in bios, then in windows and thats it for another few years.
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It depends on your computer. Many modern PCs can do this through the BIOS setup. The details depend on your PC. Usually you reboot the computer and you'll see something that says press <DEL> to enter setup. You might see a different key or you might have to consult your manual. Once you are in the BIOS set up, look for something marked RTC Alarm or Wake up on Time. Set the time and enable it, and you should be good to go. I used to have mine wake up at 0730 every morning so when I got to work, it was ready to go.
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Turn down the frequency.  It's one of the options that you might be able to set from right clicking the desktop and going to properties.  It should be somewhere near setting monitor resolution.\n\nIf you can't even do that, try booting to Safe Mode upon bootup.
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Sure! Make sure any scheduled tasks use the advanced mode to bring system out of standby.\nSTART, ALL Programs, Accessories,System Tools,Scheduled Tasks - then choose:\nProperties, Settings, Wake the Computer to run this Task
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Your screen has gone to standby to save power, just wiggle the mouse or click. and it should come back. You go into your computer options and change the preferences so it will not do this as much or not art all
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Its ok, but why?\n\nA PC has some moving parts that are going to eventually wear out with use.  Power supply, fans, hard drive motors etc...the more they are used the quicker they are going to need to be replaced.\n\nI typically tell my clients that if they dont need to use the computer for the next 8 hours to turn it off and start it up when they need it.  You have to wait during the boot up but thats not that bad.\n\nIf you're on and off the PC all the time, then I suggest setting your power saving settings to put the system in stand-by after about 30 minutes of inactivity.  Spin the hard drives down, turn most components off or to a power saving mode, then when you need it, the PC comes out of wake state in a few seconds.