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shutdown instead of sleeping
Hi,
for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, |
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g.bon2 wrote:
Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, Are you using the power button ? Have you checked the binding of the power button, to see what it activates ? http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...-to-shut-down/ That page is for Vista/Win7, but Windows 10 should be similar. Paul |
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Are you using the power button ?
Yes and no... The computer completely shut down : - with power button (that is currently set to sleep) - but also with sleep option in windows menu - when computer go to sleep (as power save / screen saver) Have you checked the binding of the power button, to see what it activates ? It's avtivated as sleeping and not power off http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windo...-to-shut-down/ All my setting were corrects. |
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In addition, after several tests.
All manners for go on sleeping mode or hibernate mode are producing the same things : a full shutdown. I can't find where to change this behaviour. |
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g.bon2 wrote:
In addition, after several tests. All manners for go on sleeping mode or hibernate mode are producing the same things : a full shutdown. I can't find where to change this behaviour. At one time, the dumppo utility would be used for working on these ACPI issues. I don't think dumppo works any more. Instead, you can try powercfg. http://www.techrepublic.com/article/...ercfg-command/ If you cannot see the figures in the article, try here. https://web.archive.org/web/20140724...wercfg-command Here, powercfg is used to remove "blocks" preventing sleep, which is not your problem. Still, it illustrates the depth of problems with ACPI and hardware. https://social.technet.microsoft.com...w8itprogeneral ******* A possible hardware reason, would be something to do with battery status, but that's just a guess. And would not explain a refusal to hibernate, which is not dependent on the laptop battery in order to work. Paul |
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On 12/30/2015 8:02 AM, g.bon2 wrote:
Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Does your computer hardware support a sleep state? -- @~@ Remain silent. Nothing from soldiers and magicians is real! / v \ Simplicity is Beauty! May the Force and farces be with you! /( _ )\ (Fedora release 23) Linux 4.2.8-300.fc23.x86_64 ^ ^ 18:03:01 up 4 days 8:59 0 users load average: 0.00 0.01 0.05 不借貸! 不詐騙! 不援交! 不打交! 不打劫! 不自殺! 請考慮綜援 (CSSA): http://www.swd.gov.hk/tc/index/site_...sub_addressesa |
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Does your computer hardware support a sleep state?
Yes, it worked until a few weeks ago. I've didn't changed anything in bios settings. |
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On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 01:02:38 +0100, g.bon2 wrote:
Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, Even when you "shutdown" Windows 8/10, it doesn't really do a clean shutdown; it goes into a hybrid hibernation state so it boots faster the next time you start it up. To fully shutdown Windows, create a shortcut to: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.EXE /s /t 0 Then double-click the icon. This will force Windows to shut-down "old school" (very useful if tinkering with hardware or other operating systems). Your next boot will take longer than usual though. I am unaware of anyway to force Windows to use this shutdown method when you use the normal procedures. |
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g.bon2 wrote: Does your computer hardware support a sleep state? Yes, it worked until a few weeks ago. I've didn't changed anything in bios settings. Do you have a sleep option through the start button? I ask this because a Win10 upgrade disabled my video card driver and replaced it with a MSFT video driver which didn't support sleep. |
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Hash: SHA256 On 2015-12-30 8:31 AM, g.bon2 wrote: Does your computer hardware support a sleep state? Yes, it worked until a few weeks ago. I've didn't changed anything in bios settings. If you are using Windows 10, I will assume that the drivers your system uses have been updated without your consent. Yes, Windows 10 does that. I would recommend getting a utility like SlimDrivers and seeing whether there are drivers for you to update. Windows 10 generally updates to something which it considers to be most compatible but not necessarily the latest drivers. SlimDrivers looks for the latest which can solve the problem. - -- Slimer EFF & OpenMedia member / IFAW, Mozilla & PETA supporter -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQEcBAEBCAAGBQJWg/GSAAoJEIwFfgf/rr+ueDQH/iHTU5XPI9jEUzux0DViUx99 If+wWZrxfLogU/9+SSr60kMNgfKjI3KICYa7Cud8rngf4u9vcQCL8XrWzqRl6eJX i2m2xmJbGnQBlXKFmtz1YUOEMcqBiVg8oWlZAzQhbiVOj27Mfl FQQoWt1W89HxE+ aKVGnn5iXCW2+Dw12dIWT0ob4ucygLztcUYSUG0hIu/9TBT0CRO4VC/+/cOwNWcs 5rdJ4Teu3UFjehQHmyfkkhs33lj+QoayuBSPBlztrEgCCdSr+I ccBLBH/tRtreHs 57I0pZulGFg4WBgxK5Kej/YEfxEuL5NE6G1qnBu/oPh0yxA9+ucRd1f98DHe4Vo= =nxBO -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 09:15:49 -0500, Spalls Hurgenson
wrote: On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 01:02:38 +0100, g.bon2 wrote: Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, Even when you "shutdown" Windows 8/10, it doesn't really do a clean shutdown; it goes into a hybrid hibernation state so it boots faster the next time you start it up. To fully shutdown Windows, create a shortcut to: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.EXE /s /t 0 That looks suspiciously like C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /s /t 0 Then double-click the icon. This will force Windows to shut-down "old school" (very useful if tinkering with hardware or other operating systems). Your next boot will take longer than usual though. I am unaware of anyway to force Windows to use this shutdown method when you use the normal procedures. |
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Spalls Hurgenson wrote:
On Wed, 30 Dec 2015 01:02:38 +0100, g.bon2 wrote: Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, Even when you "shutdown" Windows 8/10, it doesn't really do a clean shutdown; it goes into a hybrid hibernation state so it boots faster the next time you start it up. To fully shutdown Windows, create a shortcut to: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32.EXE /s /t 0 Then double-click the icon. This will force Windows to shut-down "old school" (very useful if tinkering with hardware or other operating systems). Your next boot will take longer than usual though. I am unaware of anyway to force Windows to use this shutdown method when you use the normal procedures. Would that be C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\shutdown.EXE /s /t 0 The sysinternals.com pstools also has a shutdown utility. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...als/psshutdown But the shutdown utilities are still subject to the workings of the ACPI subsystem, so I don't think you can "beat a computer into submission" with stuff like that. Broken is broken :-) In the past, I was able to quote a certain dumppo recipe, and that solved a lot of problems. But that no longer works on modern OSes, and it's too bad Microsoft didn't just update that utility, as it makes misbehavior a relatively quick fix. In typical usage, you "make a BIOS settings mistake", damage your ACPI settings, and the override in dumppo allows repair, after you've corrected the deficiency in the BIOS. Modern motherboards don't even seem to have that "trap" any more, so you may not even have an ACPI setting to shoot yourself in the foot with. My newest system doesn't have that option (S1 versus S1&S3). Paul |
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g.bon2 wrote on 12/29/2015 7:02 PM:
Hi, for few days, my laptop doesn"t sleep as in the pass. When I want it to sleep, it completely shutdown. When I'm restarting it, I have to start new session and all aplications have been shut down. Down know what settings have changed and how to correct this. It"s the same behaviour when I'm using the power button, when the computer go and sleep himself (spelling settings) and when I'm using sleep option in the power Windows menu (exactly the same as power off). Is there any setting to change ? Thanks, I have a windows gadget that I use to sleep, (which is OT) but the command it uses is: onClick="System.Shell.execute('C:\\windows\\System 32\\rundll32.exe', 'powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState Standby');" class="sleep" Pull out the necessary execute command from that line. Has worked thru Windows 7 /8 / 8.1/ and now 10. |
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Do you have a sleep option through the start button?
Yes, I've got the option "sleep" but it does the same as shutdown |
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