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    When i do hibernate => restarts

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by shkipper, Aug 8, 2009.

  1. shkipper

    shkipper Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi everyone.

    First of all i want to say i have a dell xps 1530, Vista.
    Recentrly ive reinstalled vista and now i have something strange going on.

    When i got to start (i dont use button) and click on hibernate, notebook save data and when he is about to shut down, it just starts all over, the data doesnt go loss, so it starts the same as i did leave it in hibernate.

    The strange thing is that, when i after this try to shut down it restarts again, so the only thing left to do for me to push the button so it just manualy shuts down.

    One more thing, when i start again, and i direcly try to hibernate or shut down then it does his job, everything happens as it should be.

    So what could be the problem?
    Anyone has that kind of problem?
    I hope you can help me.
     
    shkipper, Aug 8, 2009
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  2. haris163

    haris163 Notebook Consultant

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    Since you just re-installed windows, I would guess that it is a driver issue.
     
    haris163, Aug 8, 2009
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    taj619 Notebook Consultant

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    well vista does have problems with hibernate.it is even missing in some and has to be activated frm command prompt,i suggest u not using hibernate.
    but most likely a driver issue
     
    taj619, Aug 8, 2009
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  4. shkipper

    shkipper Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeah ok, thought so, and how can i check what driver is wrong and what should i do then?
     
    shkipper, Aug 8, 2009
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