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    Vista sleep/hibernate issues

    Discussion in 'HP' started by msindi, Apr 24, 2007.

  1. msindi

    msindi Notebook Geek

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    Is it just me (again) or do people here also have problems with sleep/hibernate?

    I tried disabling hibernate in the power management but even what windows calls 'hybrid sleep' drains too much juice from an already short-life battery.

    The issues I have are:
    - Hibernate takes over 5 minutes to finish - much longer than XP (even my startup is faster)
    - I can't resume from hibernate on every attempt
    - When waking from sleep, taskbar does not work and most programs crash...

    Thus, I am always shutting down and restarting these days...a nuissance
     
    msindi, Apr 24, 2007
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  2. acuraintegralove

    acuraintegralove Notebook Consultant

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    Are you running a lot of programs when you send it into hibernate?
     
    acuraintegralove, Apr 24, 2007
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