Resume from Standby problem?

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Did a reformat and re-install of XP Pro/SP2.
Installed most recent chipset drivers from Gigabyte, M/B is GA-K8NSC-939,
nForce 3 chipset.
Installed Club 3D Geforce 6600 from supplied CD.
All's OK until I put PC into Standby and try to bring it back out again. It
appears to come out but there's no display although the monitor, Samsung
Synchmaster 940BF, is on. Monitor is using native XP drivers.
I have to hit the Reset button to get it back on.
Thought it was a video driver problem so downloaded and installed the latest
Nvidia drivers. Installed them the correct way, removing the old ones
first, disabling AV etc. but it made no difference.
In Power Options monitor, HDD's and Standby all set to Never.
In Event Viewer after this happens I get Event ID 7023 which shows this:

The Computer Browser service terminated with the following error:
This operation returned because the timeout period expired.

For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

The link tells me nothing of value, I don't know if the Event is triggered
by the problem or the forced Restart.
Only thing I can think of is to try installing older chipset drivers but
thought I'd throw it out to see if anyone has any ideas or seen similar
before.
 
Kenny said:
Did a reformat and re-install of XP Pro/SP2.
Installed most recent chipset drivers from Gigabyte, M/B is GA-K8NSC-939,
nForce 3 chipset.
Installed Club 3D Geforce 6600 from supplied CD.
All's OK until I put PC into Standby and try to bring it back out again.
It
appears to come out but there's no display although the monitor, Samsung
Synchmaster 940BF, is on. Monitor is using native XP drivers.
I have to hit the Reset button to get it back on.
Thought it was a video driver problem so downloaded and installed the
latest
Nvidia drivers. Installed them the correct way, removing the old ones
first, disabling AV etc. but it made no difference.
In Power Options monitor, HDD's and Standby all set to Never.
In Event Viewer after this happens I get Event ID 7023 which shows this:

The Computer Browser service terminated with the following error:
This operation returned because the timeout period expired.

For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.

The link tells me nothing of value, I don't know if the Event is triggered
by the problem or the forced Restart.
Only thing I can think of is to try installing older chipset drivers but
thought I'd throw it out to see if anyone has any ideas or seen similar
before.

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I think that is kind of common although it seems most people never get the
problems. The sleep/standby/hibernate software has never been perfected is
what I read some time ago. There can sometimes be a power conflict between
windows and that of the BIOS. I buy the immature software development theory
and never went further on trying to troubleshoot it.
 
Thanks for the reply, this problem wasn't there before the reformat and the
only real difference is that I'm using newer chipset drivers.
Will try reverting to the older ones and post back later with the outcome.
 
Hi,

I got the same problem with MCE2005 R2.
I have read about it should be linked with NVidia GeForce 6600 when is
is connected using DVI.
I seems that Nvidia is working on it. The latest vista beta drivers
got a patch about that.
I hope it will be downgraded to XP soon.

Let's cross fingers!

F
 
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