I've been having problems with my computer for under a year now, where when I try to wake my computer from sleep mode it won't load up instantly, it'll wake after a few minutes.
I got a new hard drive and put my OS on that and still hasn't solved the problem.
Specs:
Windows 8 genuine
i7 3770k
ASRock Extreme 4 Z77
8gb Kingston 2x4GB 1333MHZ
It just might be because your computer has been asleep for sometime it just takes a couple of minutes to warm up.
Did you configure your Windows to go in sleep mode or hibernation mode ? It should be located in your Power Settings accesible via the Control Panel.
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May 7, 2014 04:16 PM
(This post was last modified: May 7, 2014 04:20 PM by vtecm.)
These are my power options for sleep.
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It generally only happens after a long sleep otherwise it'll usually boot up instantly.
(May 7, 2014 04:16 PM)vtecm Wrote: These are my power options for sleep.
It generally only happens after a long sleep otherwise it'll usually boot up instantly.
Turn off the Hybrid Sleep setting, that's the issue.
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Thanks for the help, I think it'll work. Will have to wait and see :).
(May 7, 2014 04:27 PM)vtecm Wrote: Thanks for the help, I think it'll work. Will have to wait and see :).
That's good, keep us updated on the results !
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Unfortunately it didn't fix the problem :(
(May 9, 2014 04:44 PM)vtecm Wrote: Unfortunately it didn't fix the problem :(
You know what ? I would run a chkdsk on your HDD just to see if it doesn't have any bad sectors that affects his performance and state when waking up from a sleep mode.
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(May 9, 2014 04:44 PM)vtecm Wrote: Unfortunately it didn't fix the problem :(
Try that after doing or so
To fix the hibernation issue I suggest that you open elevated command prompt window with this command:
And then press enter.
If you like I can teamview you here and I can fix the problem. PM me credentials if you're interested.
I got no errors. Not sure why it's doing this. I've changed the HDD, graphics card and still happening.
Did you reinstall the operating system? You should try.
I tried already. I went from W7 to W8 then 8.1 still happens.
(Jun 5, 2014 03:52 AM)vtecm Wrote: I got no errors. Not sure why it's doing this. I've changed the HDD, graphics card and still happening.
Did you run both the chkdsk and the sfc scan ?
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(Jun 5, 2014 04:26 AM)vtecm Wrote: I tried already. I went from W7 to W8 then 8.1 still happens.
You must run a system file check and a check disk. Before the check disk, however, I'd like you to try and perform this:
Open an elevated command prompt window then type:
Code dism /online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
and then hit enter.
See if it fixes the issue.
Keep me el posted.
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