Standby Problem

[Paul]

I just completed wiping my computer and reinstalling
everything including all by backup files.
I updated to XPSP1 and followed thru with all
recommeded driver updates for my HP laptop.
Everything works smooth and Fast except when I went to
use standby mode it does nothing but blank the screen and
freeze up the keys. Same thing with hibernate. I have to
reboot the system completely to get back running.
Any Idea's??? Thanx Paul

[Maureen Goldman]

>"Paul" > wrote:
>I just completed wiping my computer and reinstalling
>everything including all by backup files.
> I updated to XPSP1 and followed thru with all
>recommeded driver updates for my HP laptop.
> Everything works smooth and Fast except when I went to
>use standby mode it does nothing but blank the screen and
>freeze up the keys. Same thing with hibernate. I have to
>reboot the system completely to get back running.
> Any Idea's??? Thanx Paul

Off the top of my head, do you have the keyboard authorized to bring
the system out of standby?
Control Panel \ Keyboard \ Hardware tab \ Properties \
Power Management

[S. Barnea]

Hi! I have exactly the same problem as Paul, using a
brand new laptop HP NX9010. I tried Control Panel \
Keyboard \ Hardware tab \ Properties but there, I don't
have Power Management...
I saw in the event viewer the following message:
"A request to suspend power was denied by winlogon.exe."
Source: win32K
ID: 240
I would greatly appreciate if someone could help.
Thank you.

>-----Original Message-----
>>"Paul" > wrote:
>>I just completed wiping my computer and reinstalling
>>everything including all by backup files.
>> I updated to XPSP1 and followed thru with all
>>recommeded driver updates for my HP laptop.
>> Everything works smooth and Fast except when I went
to
>>use standby mode it does nothing but blank the screen
and
>>freeze up the keys. Same thing with hibernate. I have
to
>>reboot the system completely to get back running.
>> Any Idea's??? Thanx Paul
>
>Off the top of my head, do you have the keyboard
authorized to bring
>the system out of standby?
>Control Panel \ Keyboard \ Hardware tab \ Properties \
>Power Management
>
>.
>