shutdown instead of sleeping

Slimer a écrit :
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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.
I've tested SlimDrivers and it makes an uptdate but behaviour is the
same : shutting down instead of sleeping.

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On 2015-12-30 1:44 PM, g.bon2 wrote:
Slimer a écrit :
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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.
I've tested SlimDrivers and it makes an uptdate but behaviour is
the same : shutting down instead of sleeping.

In that case, I have to ask: when you start the computer after it has
been "shut down," does it load all of the startup applications in the
same manner as it would when you turn it on for the first time or are
these applications already in memory? If the latter, I would suggest
what a previous poster claimed to be correct and say that it is indeed
going into hibernation rather than sleep (which some people consider
preferable).

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In that case, I have to ask: when you start the computer after it has
been "shut down," does it load all of the startup applications in the
same manner as it would when you turn it on for the first time or are
these applications already in memory? If the latter, I would suggest
what a previous poster claimed to be correct and say that it is indeed
going into hibernation rather than sleep (which some people consider
preferable).

Yes, it start like a fresh start, after a cold reboot.
No application, have stay in memory.
However, it's a complete shutdown when I want to sleep or hibernate.

It must have since he indicated that the "laptop doesn't sleep as in
the past." I'm pointing the finger at a BIOS setting myself.

I've looked at the bios settings and there is nothing to setup for
this.
However, it was working few days ago and I've didn't changed anything
in the bios.

In article
g.bon2 wrote:

It must have since he indicated that the "laptop doesn't sleep as in
the past." I'm pointing the finger at a BIOS setting myself.

I've looked at the bios settings and there is nothing to setup for
this.
However, it was working few days ago and I've didn't changed anything
in the bios.

Since the sleep/hibernate function is connected with the video
driver, I'd try uninstalling the video driver, rebooting, check
sleep. If it still shuts off, restart and reinstall the latest
video driver for your system.

Just maybe...

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On 2015-12-30 8:03 PM, Nomen Nescio wrote:
In article g.bon2
wrote:

It must have since he indicated that the "laptop doesn't sleep
as in the past." I'm pointing the finger at a BIOS setting
myself.

I've looked at the bios settings and there is nothing to setup
for this. However, it was working few days ago and I've didn't
changed anything in the bios.

Since the sleep/hibernate function is connected with the video
driver, I'd try uninstalling the video driver, rebooting, check
sleep. If it still shuts off, restart and reinstall the latest
video driver for your system.

Just maybe...

I'm thinking the same thing. A video driver update is what allowed my
GTX 970M to suddenly gain the ability to connect to my Miracast device.


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Slimer
EFF & OpenMedia member / IFAW, Mozilla & PETA supporter
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Nomen Nescio a formulé la demande :
Since the sleep/hibernate function is connected with the video
driver, I'd try uninstalling the video driver, rebooting, check
sleep. If it still shuts off, restart and reinstall the latest
video driver for your system.
Slimer a pensé très fort :
I'm thinking the same thing. A video driver update is what allowed my
GTX 970M to suddenly gain the ability to connect to my Miracast device.

Thank you,
I'm also thinking about something like that.
It's a little bit harder than usualy.
Py laptop has 2 video cards.
- integrated intel HD 4600
- Nvidia GTX 860M

I've updated both without any resolution.

however, there seems to be a problem with that.
Few times ago, computer go in sleeping mode (real sleep) after 2 min.
Even when all sleeping setting where set to 60.

On 12/31/2015 2:42 AM, g.bon2 wrote:
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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08/12/2015 23:16 DIR $Recycle.Bin
18/12/2015 18:57 DIR $WINDOWS.~BT
11/11/2015 04:51 DIR $Windows.~WS
10/08/2015 10:17 DIR BDE
29/10/2014 15:13 DIR Boot
29/10/2014 15:10 404ÿ250 bootmgr
30/10/2015 08:18 1 BOOTNXT
10/07/2015 13:21 JUNCTION Documents and Settings [C:\Users]
23/01/2015 06:27 DIR eSupport
31/12/2015 10:37 3ÿ307ÿ634ÿ688 hiberfil.sys
02/05/2015 15:05 DIR install
24/08/2015 16:56 DIR Intel
18/04/2015 16:49 DIR MSOCache
18/04/2015 16:51 DIR Office
31/12/2015 10:32 DIR OneDriveTemp
22/10/2015 12:17 DIR outils
31/12/2015 10:37 12ÿ582ÿ912ÿ000 pagefile.sys
30/10/2015 08:24 DIR PerfLogs
30/12/2015 20:27 DIR Program Files
30/12/2015 20:27 DIR Program Files (x86)
31/12/2015 10:30 DIR ProgramData
18/12/2015 19:27 DIR Recovery
31/12/2015 10:37 268ÿ435ÿ456 swapfile.sys
30/12/2015 20:06 DIR System Volume Information
31/12/2015 13:33 DIR temp
13/12/2015 10:42 DIR temp0
18/12/2015 19:35 DIR Users
01/06/2015 08:34 DIR WebStorage
31/12/2015 13:09 DIR Windows

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On 2015-12-31 4:03 AM, g.bon2 wrote:
Nomen Nescio a formulé la demande :
Since the sleep/hibernate function is connected with the video
driver, I'd try uninstalling the video driver, rebooting, check
sleep. If it still shuts off, restart and reinstall the latest
video driver for your system.
Slimer a pensé très fort :
I'm thinking the same thing. A video driver update is what
allowed my GTX 970M to suddenly gain the ability to connect to my
Miracast device.

Thank you, I'm also thinking about something like that. It's a
little bit harder than usualy. Py laptop has 2 video cards. -
integrated intel HD 4600 - Nvidia GTX 860M

I've updated both without any resolution.

however, there seems to be a problem with that. Few times ago,
computer go in sleeping mode (real sleep) after 2 min. Even when
all sleeping setting where set to 60.

I would suggest using the other GPU in your computer and going to
sleep with it just to see if it changes anything. When I had my
problem with Miracast, I could stream my laptop's content to my
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter just fine if I used the Intel HD
4600 but failed if I used the GTX 970M. It's possible that the sleep
will work correctly with the 4600 but that it will fail with the 860M.
If that's the case, you know that it's a NVIDIA driver issue and will
simply have to wait for them to update it.

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Slimer
EFF & OpenMedia member / IFAW, Mozilla & PETA supporter
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