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    nvidia drivers bsod vaio z on sleep wakeup each time

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by XTACTIC, Dec 4, 2011.

  1. XTACTIC

    XTACTIC Notebook Consultant

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    hello. i am real sleepy right now i can't even find the graphics driver thread so i am posting here. about 5 times in a row my z kept bluescreen on hybrid sleep wakeup. it won't ever turn on the lcd when lift lid or press power button, so i booted in stamina and sure enough everything works normal........

    is there a wakeup problem with the latest nvidia driver??
    it starts up fine but i can't sleep the pc on speed mode


    bios hack/latest nvidia.........
     
    XTACTIC, Dec 4, 2011
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    pyr0 100% laptop dynamite

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    Just tried it with mine, bios hack@static, speed mode / nvidia 275.33 (works best with my eGPU). Works like a charm. Check your windows logs, I guess there's another reason for the problem at your side.
     
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    XTACTIC Notebook Consultant

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    Wait.... 275.33 ? Im using 290.36.. checked the logs already... nothing =(



    i'm till in stamina mode... yet to roll back drivers... but
    windows action center came up and told me to address a problem with nvidia display driver

    so problem confirmed :)
     
    XTACTIC, Dec 4, 2011
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