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    Lenovo/IBM T42 Hibernating problem.

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Linuxperiment, Dec 3, 2008.

  1. Linuxperiment

    Linuxperiment Notebook Consultant

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    After thinking about it I'm sure I should have posted it here instead of the Lenovo/IBM forum, so sorry for double posting etc.

    My brother's T42 laptop hibernates incredibly slow. Since it's not mine, I have no idea what he has done to it. It's running Windows XP if that means anything. Also, in an attempt to help it out, I used microsoft bootvis and I did some registry tweaks in the "XP guide" that had to do with shutting down. It takes 2+ minutes to hibernate. Any ideas?

    It has 1.5 GB RAM and DMA is enabled and also, it shuts down and starts up quick, just not the hibernation.
     
    Linuxperiment, Dec 3, 2008
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