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Hibernation & Suspend on 4780

post #1 of 9
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Has anyone gotten either of these to work succesfully? When I suspend and resume my screen won't turn back on and when I hibernate and resume I get nothing but my wallpaper and nothing else loads back up. I've only had my 4780 two weeks and its a fresh xp pro install from the day I got it. Any tips / thoughts? Also in another note -- I had a dead pixel when it arrived and allthough I read differently on a post from this forum Sager told me only if it had 6 dead pixels would the do anything about it -- lame but I guess thats just the way it goes (isnt the industry standard 5? I know hp will do it for even less even on refurbished if you talk to their business tech support and not regular consumer)



- noah
post #2 of 9
i had the same problem when my 4780 went into standby, it wouldnt wake up. turns out sager sent the wrong memory. i had ddr333 when i ordered ddr400. they cross shipped me the new memory and of course i had to pay for shipping the old memory back. but anyway, got the new memory and everything works fine now so check your memory.
post #3 of 9
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is it supposed to ship with ddr400? thanks for the advice!
post #4 of 9
Standby and suspend work just fine here. Suspend will ocassionally hang if I've got something strange plugged into the USB hub, but otherwise no problems.
post #5 of 9
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so its not the that i dont have the ddr400 in because i do... i cant figure it out... when i hibernate and turn back on nothing loads but my wallpaper and the mouse cursor. if i go into standby and turn back on the screen wont come back on... just stays black... supremely annoying. anyone else have any ideas?

post #6 of 9
Can you hear your HDD "spin up" when you turn it back on?
post #7 of 9
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yes -- it spins up. chugs for a bit and seems like its loading something but i get nothing. just my wallpaper and the mouse cursor which works but right click does nothing -- ctrl alt delete does nothing... only thing i can do at that point its shut it off and start again.
post #8 of 9
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if anyone still cares and hopefully this helps someone else later on with the same problem. the sysadmin at my work suggested i get the latest network drivers for the realtek on board 10/100 in my 4780. i am honestly not sure what the connection is between that and hibernation / suspend ( i am guessing it has something to do with closing down network connections ) but it fixed all such problems.

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/...eyword=RTL8169



post #9 of 9
I had the same problem on mine (4780) and I only had to update the GPU drivers to the latest Catalyst. It has been working perfectly since then...

Hope it helps
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