Of course, there are some peculiarities in using sleep mode, which we will now consider, for example, why there is sometimes no "hibernation" command in the shutdown menu, or how to wake up the computer from sleep by simply touching any key on the keyboard.
Windows 7 hibernation
A lot of letters come with requests to show and tell how to set up correctly cnbox mode on a laptop and on a simple computer with installed Windows 7... So let's get started: Start-\u003e Control Panel-\u003e System and Security-\u003e Power.
In this dialog box, you must have selected Power plan, for example, I have chosen Balanced, press Setting up a power plan
Here we can choose:
Turn off display: you need to set the time when the computer turns off the display when completely idle, for example 15 minutes.
Put the computer to sleepmode: you can choose any time, for example, you set 30 minutes, which means that you are working on a computer, urgently left for other business, and left it on, after 30 minutes your computer or laptop will understand that the owner is not there and go to sleep mode.
When you arrive, you just need to swipe the keyboard with your hand or press the computer's Power On button (depending on how you set it up, read on) and your laptop will immediately wake up and you can resume work from the place where you had to leave ... For example, I can wake up my laptop from sleep mode by pressing any key on the keyboard and Windows 7 immediately restores work, and on a stationary computer it is easier to press the power button of the system unit.
When using a laptop, the function Zak actiondigging the cover
if you select Sleep in this parameter, then when you close the lid of your laptop, it will go into sleep mode, and when you open the lid and press any key on the keyboard, it will instantly start.
In the Power supply window, the Request a password on wake-up function is available, it is needed so that no one can use your computer without you, when someone tries to wake up your laptop from sleep mode, he will naturally have to enter a password.
Also in the Power supply tab, we can configure the parameter Pi button actioncomputer melting, so that when you press it, the computer goes to hibernation or hibernation, as well as completed its work. Select an option Nothing to do and when you press the power button with Wind ows 7, nothing will happen.
By default, the computer wakes up from sleep mode when the power button is turned on, if you want you can configure it to wake up from pressing any key on the keyboard or touching the mouse. To exit from sleep windows 7 using the keyboard or mouse, you need to go to the device manager and double-click the right mouse button on the desired device and go to the tab in the properties Power management and check the box Allow this device to wake the computer from standby.
If this number does not work for you, then your peripheral devices do not support this function, but you can find out for sure by typing in the command line powercfg -devicequery wake_from_any and all devices with which you can wake up the computer will be displayed.
What is the difference between Windows 7 sleep and hibernation, and what is hybrid sleep?
- Sleep mode: The computer saves information about your open applications in RAM and enters a low power mode, doing it quickly enough, but if your laptop is completely discharged, the computer will simply shut down and your open applications will simply close without saving the work.
- Hibernation: The computer saves all information about your open applications on the hard disk in the hiberfil.sys file and shuts down completely. The only difference is that during hibernation, the computer does not consume electricity at all, while in sleep mode, energy is still consumed. But to enter hibernation mode, as well as exit it, the computer takes much longer than when using hibernation mode.
- Hybrid sleep mode: combines sleep mode and hibernation, the results of your work in open applications are saved in RAM, but also on the hard disk and the computer goes into a low power consumption mode, so that when the battery is completely discharged, the results of your work will not be lost.
The simple answer is: The computer goes into sleep mode faster than hibernation, and it also comes out of sleep mode faster than out of hibernation.
You really need to be careful when using hibernation mode with some programs, for example, if you put to process or encode video files for several hours and at this time the computer goes into hibernation mode, the process will naturally be interrupted by an error. And when the computer wakes up from sleep mode, you have to start encoding again, in such cases you need to turn off the sleep mode for the duration of such a program completely.
- Conclusion: It is preferable to use hibernation mode if you leave the computer for a long enough time. If, when using hibernation mode, you completely turn off the computer, for example, remove the battery, then there is no risk of losing open and unsaved data, since the computer is completely turned off. Sleep mode does not provide such a guarantee.
In the shutdown menu, sometimes there is no "hibernate?"
Hibernation may not appear in this menu when hybrid sleep is enabled in the power settings. Power supply-\u003e Setting the power plan-\u003e Change advanced power settings, in these settings, we can prohibit the use of hybrid sleep mode, remove the password to wake the computer from sleep, and more.
In order to find out what modes your computer supports, type powercfg / a in the command line
Hibernation and Sleep Mode can not work in Windows 7if they are disabled in your BIOS, read our articles How to get into BIOS. Also, they may not work due to outdated drivers for the video card.
Question: Blue Screen DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE
Good day. I ask for help with the problem with the Nvidia drivers. It all started because the laptop did not turn off, the black screen and everything, tried a lot of things, then decided to reinstall windows, now when installing the Nvidia driver, the blue screen "DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE" crashes, when immediately, when after a few minutes. When there are no Nvidia drivers, everything works fine. I tried to install different OS versions, different builds, different versions of Nvidia, performed various checks, updates, nothing helps, I have been suffering for a week and nothing, please help. I post a small dump.
Iron:
MSI GE60 2PL Laptop
core i5
Nvidia GTX850M
8Gb RAM
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Question: When waking up from sleep mode blue screen with driver power state failure error
Turok123I have a problem, the computer reboots itself, when it comes out of sleep mode, after a while, a blue screen that says driver power state failure. Hotswicks downloaded and installed, everything reboots smoothly (
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Question: Blue screen with the message Driver Power State Failure
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Good time everyone! Guys, I immediately apologize for the long message. I ask for help. Laptop ASUS N56JN, Windows 8.1 Pro. The system periodically drops into a blue screen with the message Driver Power State Failure. The analysis of the dump says that it seems like a problem here ntoskrnl.exe + 204dfa - the core of the system. Reinstalled the system. The results are not encouraging - the work is stable for about a week, then bsod with the same message. True, once there was a message something related to security, could not be verified or something like that. I wrote to ASUS. They have one answer for 7 troubles - update the bios. Bios updates, systems have been standing for a long time. If anyone faced the same problem, tell me how to solve it. The forums are already stoned. Nobody gives a specific solution. I sin on antivirus (there is a Kaspersky one). I put different versions - total security and internet security. Since the last week he has been without a screen. From the first almost immediately ... well, maybe after 3 days it dropped out. I put dr.web - too, about 3 - 4 days normal and blue screen. Without antivirus, the laptop was practically not - well, maybe 3 - 4 days. There were no screens then. Can antivirus interfere with the driver and how to find out which driver failed ??? Dump attached
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Question: A blue screen with a watchdog violation message or driver power state failure began to appear
Good day!
I have such a problem - I updated to win10 and periodically there are problems with the system freezing (everything hangs for a few seconds, including the cursor, then it is restored and continues to work), and recently a blue screen began to appear with a watchdog violation message, or driver power state failure. the last few files from the minidump folder are attached
Answer: Before that, in fact, there was nothing. A fresh win7pro was installed, which was updated to 10 right after installation.
BSOD driver power state failure
For a year now I have been suffering with this error, once I accidentally managed to solve it, I don’t know how, but then after reinstalling windows everything started over again ... Appears when you start or minimize games, and it’s impossible to complete the process through the task manager.
Answer: Rapidka, test the video card.
Question: Dpc_watchdog_violation and drive power state failure after trying to update the video card firewood
People please tell me why after reinstalling Windows how it comes to the drivers for the nVidia gtx 850 m video card, I update the laptop and tryndets. dpc_watchdog_violation or drive power state failure and that's it, after a reboot, the laptop either boots from 10 times or these errors, then one or the other, in different ways gives out when so when so. I downloaded firewood to the card both from the office of the asus website and from the nVidia website and installed 7 windows, and 8.1, and 10, everywhere I saw these errors after updating the drivers. The last time I installed 10 windows now, I go into my computer program manager pcm properties and the nVidia driver yellow icon, demanded they say update the laptop to take effect, rebooted, everything, the blue screen, these errors are either just a dark screen or start 10 times, but after what then everything stops. Please help who came across this, I beg you. (
Answer: yurij04,
Question: Blue screen of death "video tdr failure ati kmpag.sys"
The problem is that when the load on the video card, even the most insignificant one, crashes the blue screen of death "video tdr failure ati kmpag.sys" the video card is serviceable, everything is fine with the drivers, the power supply unit changed, maybe the problem is in the motherboard? The package contents are as follows: mother - asrock p43de3 socket775, vidyaha - ati radeon hd 4300/4500 series, percent - intel core 2 quad q8600, power supply unit - 500 watts, not a Chinese deshovka, but a normal high-quality power supply unit. How can I diagnose the problem? What measures should be taken to solve it?
Answer: And if you remove it? I know that this is not always the case, but still?
Have a rest and want to return to work? But the trouble is - instead of calmly wake up from sleep , the computer issues blue or black screen of death? For example, with this error message: « STOP 0x0000007A, STOP 0 × 00000077 or STOP 0x000000F4"? Not sure what to do? Let's look for a way out together.
Please install the latest version before doing anything drivers for your video cards... If you're lucky, you won't have to do anything else.
Solution 1. If you have a USB mouse or USB keyboard.
Not all USB-devices correctly support standby or hibernation Windows 7. Exit sleep mode
you can use the keyboard and mouse. Experimentally determine which of USB-devices causes the appearance BSOD(blue screen of death), and change the settings for that device.
Open " Device Manager"(With the key combination Win + R → enter devmgmt.msc → OK). Then find the branch “ Mice and other pointing devices"Or" Keyboards ". Call the context menu by right-clicking on the entry “ HID Compliant Mouse"Or" HID keyboard "and select" Properties "→" Power management"→ uncheck the item" Allow the device to wake the computer from sleep mode»→ OK.
P.S. Don't uncheck immediately from the mouse and from the keyboard - then you will not be able to wake up from sleep mode at all.
Solution 2. Disable hibernation.
Call command line (keyboard shortcut Win + R) and type powercfg.cpl → OK. In the window that opens, click on "" and select for " Turn off display"And" Putting your computer to sleep»→ Never.
Then click on the link “ Change advanced power settings". Go to the branch "Sleep" → "Sleep after" and set the value to "Never".
If the above steps did not lead to the desired result, then download and run reg-file PowerSettings.reg in order to make changes to the registry. ( you can download the file by clicking on the link after the article):
Also, follow the path Start → Control Panel → All Control Panel Items → Power supply → Setting the transition to sleep mode - Sleep
Set the Sleep After parameter to 0
", And the parameter" Allow wake timers"Give the value" Enable ".
In the event that you only have a mouse (or only a keyboard) connected to the computer via USB-port, then you can simply disable USBport in sleep mode.
In the window "Power supply" go to the branch "USB Settings" → " Option to temporarily disable USB port"And assign the value" Allowed ".
Question: BSOD on hibernation
Hello everyone. Recently, magic has begun to happen: (not always, but often) when putting the computer into sleep mode, after a couple of minutes I catch bsod. After rebooting, the errors are:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Language code: 1049
For more information about this issue:
BCCode: 9f
BCP1: 0000000000000003
BCP2: FFFFFA8006966A10
BCP3: FFFFF800044313D8
BCP4: FFFFFA800795ECA0
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 256_1
Dumps here:
What could be the reason? I didn't understand fluently myself (
Question: BSOD when waking up from hibernation or turning on with fast startup
For several days in a row, after malicious files from removable media got to the computer, a blue screen of death began to fly out with the following errors: DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL (ndis.sys) and KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (ndis.sys). Scanning and cleaning with antivirus software did not fix the troubles.
The first error crashes more often, because it can be seen when exiting sleep mode (standby mode), it appears after about 30 seconds. The second happens, rather, when you turn on the PC on which the quick start mode is active. After these BSODs, a reboot occurs and then everything works absolutely stably.
The alarm is that OS I a few days since I reinstalled with the formatting of the "C" drive, but the errors remained.
The following was performed: driver check (an error was detected, it is in the dump 102215-50703-01.dmp), memory check (no errors), virus check (not detected). The integrity of the system components was also checked - everything is in order.
OS - Windows 8.1.
Tell me, help me, what happened?
Answer: I noticed that there is something wrong with the driver for the Ethernet network adapter. sometimes the same BSOD crashes when manually connecting to the Network. The driver has been updated to the latest current version - I cannot understand what is wrong with it.
Question: BlueScreen error after hibernation
The last couple of months my Windows has been falling.
The screen is freezing, like this:
Most often, this error can be caught if: put the computer into sleep mode for the night, and turn it on in the morning, then after a couple of seconds you can catch the error. Rarely, but it also works by itself (for example, you are surfing the Internet).
I tried to extract information about the fresh error as much as possible.
Attached files:
1) error.jpg - Screenshot after restoring windows (glued)
2) Journal.jpg - Screenshot of the journal after restoring Windows (I assume that the highlighted line is the error)
3) error.rar - dmp and .xml files containing information about this problem (from screenshot 1)
If I forgot to add something, tell me, I'll add it.
I would be happy to explain why it occurs and is it possible to treat it?
Answer: More dumps are needed. ABOUT
Message from Astend
into sleep mode, and turn it on in the morning, then after a couple of seconds you can catch an error
Hints at a memory problem.
Well, in the dumps DISK_HARDWARE_ERROR: There was error with disk hardware, too, while it points to hardware
Off-topic:
Interestingly, the bluescreenwiver will show this in dumps
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Astend, I get the impression that no one ever told you that the drivers need to be updated constantly. And for all the hardware. And then the trouble with the updates
Question: Hibernate in windows 8
after exiting hibernation, windows 8 starts to reboot and after booting windows the following message is displayed
tell me how to deal with it?
Answer:
Message from azat145
after exiting sleep mode windows 8 starts to reboot
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Question: BSOD when waking up from hibernation. ASUS N752VX
Good time!
The laptop is new, not intended for Vin7. However, the driver off. sites of equipment manufacturers are up and running. But BSODit at the second exit from sleep mode (i.e. if the first time during the session fell asleep - wakes up normally, the second time - always BSOD). And always a different "culprit".
So far I've tried:
Install DirectX 11 from Microsoft (the installer still added some files, did not say "already installed").
I tried two versions of drivers from Nividia for vidyuhu (the last two).
When installing the drivers, there was only one BSOD, when I decided (was I drunk or what?) To install the USB drivers that WindowsApdate offered. The BSOD got out during the installation process, rebooted, removed the driver, installed it from the Asus website.
Any thoughts, what caused such a "bouquet" of BSODS when exiting sleep mode?
Answer: I am writing off topic, because the task on the topic is to defeat BSOD on Vin7. I myself do not like that there is a seven on this computer, but this is a fait accompli, this bruise is the last remaining nuisance, not critical for the operation of the laptop as a whole. It will be possible to decide - well, it will not work - and to hell with it, I, for example, never use sleep at all.
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vavun, micromine PIRATE... The fact that the program itself works under the top ten is understandable, still it would not work at its cost.
There is only one working crack for Vin7x64, under 8 or 10 it does not work.
Question: After waking up from hibernation BSOD power_driver_state_failure
Greetings to all. Before you throw a bunch of links with info about BSOD at me, take my word for it, they've been reviewed. I did not find a sensible answer in them.
The problem is this, after waking up from sleep mode (laptop device) after a while BSOD power_driver_state_failure crashes through bluescreenview it was revealed that something with ntoskrnl.exe + 150ca0.
The error codes do not match the ones I came across on the forum. There is a report from AIDA64.
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Link to AIDA 64 report
Answer: In general, I played enough with drivers and services, killed the system startup. Recovered, the problem has not yet manifested itself.
Question: Previously, the laptop turned off at startup, now in sleep mode
My DELL INSPIRON 3521 laptop with Windows 8.1 used to shut down at startup (the DELL logo appeared - shutdown - restart and normal operation). I updated the system for 10k, it did not help. I wore it in a mountain-service center, famous in the city and vaunted - there the laptop safely rested for 2 weeks from human attention. Taking it, I fixed the problem by disabling fast boot and, to celebrate, returned to 8.1.
A month has passed, and now, when I close the lid of the laptop, it goes into sleep mode (as in the settings), but after 20 minutes or a little more it turns off altogether (this was not the case before and the power settings have not changed). When turned on, the situation that I described above: turning on - logo - turning off. Normal operation after restarting. All drivers are up to date. What could be the problem and how to fix it? It's a pity for the poor fellow - a year and a half in total, but I have a diploma and state certificates - I can't carry it around the masters now ...
Answer: How do you want it to work? Personally, I use hibernation, not hibernation, the transition to hibernation is also enabled when idle, settings in the attachment
Transferring power settings
Question: Windows 8.1 turns off in sleep mode
Hello.
I have a problem with hibernation. The computer shuts down completely while sleeping. Those. power completely disappears. Previously, a light bulb on the system unit blinked in the sleeper, now the mouse is also completely "fizzled out" with usb, the keyboard goes out and can only be turned on with the power button and of course all infa is not saved.
I have read many topics on the Internet, but not a single problem is similar to mine.
I will immediately write the characteristics of the PC: ASUS p8h67 motherboard, video Radeon HD7850 (asus), intel i5 2550k, 8gb RAM, SSD Silicon Power s55 120gb, HDD WD 500gb.
Installed Windows 8.1, has been standing for a long time and hibernation worked as it should. Once it stopped working, I don't even know exactly why and after what (some action) it stopped working. I did not install anything like that, I did not seem to update the driver.
Often out of habit, instead of turning it off, I press the sleep button and once it worked and worked for several days, but over time it stopped working.
Tried updating or uninstalling drivers. I tried to disconnect unnecessary devices from the computer (well, you never know). I turned off various programs before sleeping. Nothing helped.
On the Internet, I found the only information that is exactly like mine (point 8):
Of course, I could not install the drivers, different platforms. I could not find the same for myself.
I don't want to reinstall the OS. everything (except the sleeping one) works well.
Maybe you have any ideas what could be wrong?
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Forgot to write what the BIOS was resetting and updating.
Answer: then check either BP or Mother. We have programmatically configured sleep and hibernation powercfg / h on.
Another Option is to check (replace). hiberfil.sys - it is responsible for hibernation.
Question: There is no sleep mode
There is no sleep mode in the settings. I switched from 8.1 and there it was. I closed the laptop and it went into sleep mode.
And now on Windows 10 there is only hibernation, which is not entirely suitable for me, since hibernation was more convenient for me.
Question: how to configure hibernation on Windows 10?
Notebook: Asus N56 JR
Answer: The problem resolved on its own. As it turned out it was in the Intel driver. After somehow the Intel driver application started, the brightness setting turned on, which by the way did not work either, and the hibernation function turned on. Thanks to everyone who tried somehow - then help!
Question: Hybrid Sleep or Hibernation? What is preferable on the desktop?
In general, the question is in the title. As I understood from the search engine, or rather, from the same article copied to all sites, the advantage of the Hybrid sleep mode is only in the speed of switching on, waking up, one might say. And if I want to use Hibernation mode on my desktop Windows 7 x64, are there pitfalls? I just need to turn off the power, and it’s better not to do this in Hybrid Sleep mode. Thanks to everyone who responds
Answer: I read it today. Okay, in my opinion there is no other answer to my question than a short briefing from Microsoft. Then I will share my findings (for those who fall into this topic on a similar question).
So:
pros Hybrid sleep mode: 1. Quick start, no need to completely shut down the computer;
Minuses: 1. Loads the hard drive (according to one moderator from the Windows 7 section on our forum); 2. Does not turn off completely, continues to consume current, albeit a little (although for some this item is a plus)
In short, Hibernation is needed if you want to constantly shut down from the network, but do not want to load / shut down the OS for a long time.
Hybrid sleep mode - for those who are satisfied with a PC that is constantly on the network.
There is such a problem that when you try to get out of sleep / standby mode, you find yourself in a black screen or BSOD (blue screen of death). To solve this problem, you can use several methods described below.
But first, download and install the latest drivers for your video card.
Method 1. Prevent waking from sleep mode using USB mouse or USB keyboard.
The two main devices with which you can wake up from sleep mode are the keyboard and mouse. Some USB devices do not properly support Windows hibernation. One of them can block you from waking up. In this case, you can disable this feature for one of the devices.
Note! Do not disable the ability to wake up from sleep / standby mode simultaneously with the keyboard and mouse, otherwise you will not be able to exit from it.
To disable the wake / hibernation option for the mouse or keyboard, follow the steps below:
- Run Device Manager... To do this, open Start -\u003e Run (or Win + R) -\u003e devmgmt.msc -\u003e Enter
- IN Device manager expand the node Mice and other pointing devices or Keyboards
- Right click on USB mouse or USB keyboard and select item Properties.
- Open the tab Power management.
- Uncheck Allow the device to wake the computer from sleep modeand click OK.
Method 2. Change BIOS settings:
- When the computer boots up, go into the BIOS (to do this, press the Deleteif pressing the key Delete If you do not get into the BIOS, then use the article - Keys or key combinations for entering the BIOS, it should be noted that the article about key combinations for entering the BIOS is intended for laptops.)
- In the BIOS go to the tab Power.
- Try changing the parameter value Suspend Mode (Auto, S1 (POS) Only, S3 Only) the names may differ depending on the version and bios, look for similar ones with the values \u200b\u200bS1, S3.
- Also try to enable / disable the parameter ACPI 2.0 Support -\u003e Enabled \\ Disabled
Method 3. Disable hibernation / standby mode.
- Go to Start -\u003e Run (Win + R)
- And enter in the line Open, the command - powercfg.cpl and press Enter.
- On the left, select Setting the transition to sleep mode
- Assign to both parameters: Turn off display and Putting your computer to sleep, value - Never.
- You can also disable the sleep function. Select item " Change advanced power settings".
- Find the mode in the window Sleep.
- Expand " Sleep after " and set the value of the parameters there to Never
After the steps described above, your computer will stop going into hibernation / standby mode.
