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April 25th 07, 01:30 PM
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Hibernate mode
Windows XP Pro. Service Pack 2 automatically goes to Hibernate mode
everytime it boots up. What could be the problem? 
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April 25th 07, 02:12 PM
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Hibernate mode
Are you sure it is hibernating?
Can you start it in safe mode (F8 on startup). Delete the latest MS updates if they coincide with the problem. Also check the power settings and change them if you need to via safe mode control panel. Is it a laptop? If it is then the battery might be dead. Check that. Make sure the power lead is plugged in correctly and working. Take the battery out and plug the power lead in and see if this works. "2Tian" wrote in message ... Windows XP Pro. Service Pack 2 automatically goes to Hibernate mode everytime it boots up. What could be the problem?
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April 25th 07, 04:08 PM
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Hibernate mode
It is a PC. When enter F8, there's no "Safe Mode" option. It has only 2
options. "Continue to boot..." and "Delete recovery....". I can't do anything at all. It goes to "Hibernate" mode immediately after Windows bootup. I don't even have the chance goto "Control Panel". "Lenny" wrote in message ... Are you sure it is hibernating? Can you start it in safe mode (F8 on startup). Delete the latest MS updates if they coincide with the problem. Also check the power settings and change them if you need to via safe mode control panel. Is it a laptop? If it is then the battery might be dead. Check that. Make sure the power lead is plugged in correctly and working. Take the battery out and plug the power lead in and see if this works. "2Tian" wrote in message ... Windows XP Pro. Service Pack 2 automatically goes to Hibernate mode everytime it boots up. What could be the problem?
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April 25th 07, 04:50 PM
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Hibernate mode
F8 or Delete or F2, sometimes F1 Sometimes F10. Try them all.
"2Tian" wrote in message ... It is a PC. When enter F8, there's no "Safe Mode" option. It has only 2 options. "Continue to boot..." and "Delete recovery....". I can't do anything at all. It goes to "Hibernate" mode immediately after Windows bootup. I don't even have the chance goto "Control Panel". "Lenny" wrote in message ... Are you sure it is hibernating? Can you start it in safe mode (F8 on startup). Delete the latest MS updates if they coincide with the problem. Also check the power settings and change them if you need to via safe mode control panel. Is it a laptop? If it is then the battery might be dead. Check that. Make sure the power lead is plugged in correctly and working. Take the battery out and plug the power lead in and see if this works. "2Tian" wrote in message ... Windows XP Pro. Service Pack 2 automatically goes to Hibernate mode everytime it boots up. What could be the problem?
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April 26th 07, 02:33 AM
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Hibernate mode
Tried all... no "Safe mode" option.
"Lenny" wrote in message ... F8 or Delete or F2, sometimes F1 Sometimes F10. Try them all. "2Tian" wrote in message ... It is a PC. When enter F8, there's no "Safe Mode" option. It has only 2 options. "Continue to boot..." and "Delete recovery....". I can't do anything at all. It goes to "Hibernate" mode immediately after Windows bootup. I don't even have the chance goto "Control Panel". "Lenny" wrote in message ... Are you sure it is hibernating? Can you start it in safe mode (F8 on startup). Delete the latest MS updates if they coincide with the problem. Also check the power settings and change them if you need to via safe mode control panel. Is it a laptop? If it is then the battery might be dead. Check that. Make sure the power lead is plugged in correctly and working. Take the battery out and plug the power lead in and see if this works. "2Tian" wrote in message ... Windows XP Pro. Service Pack 2 automatically goes to Hibernate mode everytime it boots up. What could be the problem?
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