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    My NP2090 has a sleeping problem

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by columbus, Nov 27, 2007.

  1. columbus

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    My Sager NP2090 is having problems waking up after I put it to sleep. It is running Vista x64, so I'm guessing that may be part of the problem, but I'd rather not format and install the 32bit version.

    I also get the bsod sometimes when I boot, but it always restarts and loads fine. Maybe that is related to the x64 thing, or I thought it may be a driver problem.

    Can anyone help?
     
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    What is the problem when waking up? Black screen?
     
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    yea I open the lid, but nothing happens- the screen stays black
     
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    -Do you have latest updates from Windows Update?
    -Do you have latest video drivers?
    -Do you have any Norton(Symantec) products installed?
     
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    1. Yes.
    2. I'm still confused on the whole video driver thing. laptopvideo2go? I think I'm using one from there right now, but I may have installed it wrong/ it might be old.
    3. As far as I know, no.
     
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    GeForce 8600M GT
     
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    mmm i was like that once but with the drivers it seemed to be fixed, but also i just installed 32bit instead.
    This might sound stupid but try clicking randomly and press the power button once.
     
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    I've not had issues like that running vista64.
    I'm using the laptopvideo2go latest drivers.
     
    P_Schneider, Nov 28, 2007
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