Hibernation Problem

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I asked this question in vista.general but no one answered me; so I hope
someone in the group will help me.

When I put my computer into Hibernate sometimes it will stay that way (all
night), but, other times, with nothing changed from the night before, it
will be Awake in the morning. What should I do to have Hibernate work all
night every night? Thanks.
 
That would be a toughie.
Likely you would need to go through all the software you installed, to find
out what's waking it up.
Lots of software likes to try looking for updates at odd times.

Hibernate is a very intensive process.
All applications running are saved as they are, screen information is all
written to the hard drive, and then the system shuts down.
On wake-up, all that stuff has to re-load and get to where it was.

If you really need hibernate, and not just a sleep or power save, the system
needs to be cleaned up.
Otherwise, I normally suggest not using hibernate.

On a 'squeaky-clean' system, with lots of memory and hard drive space, it
works fine.
...just a friendly opinion.
 
I found it necessary to go through all the devices in Device Manager and
uncheck "Allow this device to wake the computer". You might have to do the
same in the BIOS, too.

SteveT
 
I asked this question in vista.general but no one answered me; so I hope
someone in the group will help me.

When I put my computer into Hibernate sometimes it will stay that way (all
night), but, other times, with nothing changed from the night before, it
will be Awake in the morning. What should I do to have Hibernate work all
night every night? Thanks.
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Look in the computer's BIOS power settings for "Wake On" event options and
turn them off.
 
My computer does not come out of hibernate state untill cut off from power. I
have to unplug it and disconnect the battery to be able to switch it off and
 
Hello,
There are a couple of places to look,
First look in the System Event log, We may try to log the reason why the
machine wakes up in there.

Then Try this.
Open and elevated CMD prompt
run powercfg /lastwake
report back the output.
For example my machine's output:

C:\Windows>powercfg /lastwake
Wake History Count - 1
Wake History [0]
Wake Source Count - 1
Wake Source [0]
Type: Device
Instance Path:
PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_27C8&SUBSYS_01A81028&REV_01\3&172e68dd&0&E8
Friendly Name:
Description: Intel(R) 82801G (ICH7 Family) USB Universal Host
Controller - 27C8
Manufacturer: Intel

This means on my machine something connected to USB woke the machine up,
which would be right, I used the keyboard or mouse to wake the machine when
it was sleeping

Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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| >I asked this question in vista.general but no one answered me; so I hope
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| >When I put my computer into Hibernate sometimes it will stay that way
(all
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| >will be Awake in the morning. What should I do to have Hibernate work
all
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My computer does not come out of hibernate state untill cut off from
power. I
have to unplug it and disconnect the battery to be able to switch it off
and
on again!
Any suggestions?
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Open "Control Panel/Power Options/Change Plan Settings/Change Advanced Power
Settings",

and check the settings for Power Buttons and Lid. Also, in the BIOS power
settings make sure it set for S3 (sorry can't be more specific about this,
but it should be reasonably obvious). You get into the BIOS by hitting a
key when you first turn on the computer - usually DEL, F1 or F2, depending
on the brand.
 
Thank you to everyone for your help and suggestions! There seem to be
several reasons the computer wakes up and I'm going to just use the Hybrid
Sleep feature. I had turned it off in my attempts to Hibernate, but now I
will turn it back on. Vista is a lot more quirky than XP!!
 
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