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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with AMD processors => Topic started by: ishiva42 on January 12, 2011, 11:47:49 pm

Title: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: ishiva42 on January 12, 2011, 11:47:49 pm
Hello. I have a GA-770T-USB3 and Win7 x64, and I'm having problems with sleep and hibernation. When I send the sleep command, the computer seems to go into hibernation, and I cannot resume from it. I try to start up, but all I get is a blank screen. I end up having to unplug it from the wall and re-plug it in after 30 seconds. I've also built two computers with GA-880GA-UD3H that also have the same issue. I have the most up to date BIOS, and I have the mobo set to S3. Is there something I'm missing? I couldn't find an answer anywhere else, but I apologize if my question has already been answered in another post. If it has been answered, can someone direct me to it?
Title: Re: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: blackie on January 13, 2011, 02:28:32 am
It sounds like you need to change the power savings options. (My computer works fine - see my signature).

Go to "Control Panel", "Hardware and Sound" and "Power Options" - make sure hibernate is not selected anywhere. My wife had trouble with this because her computer was set to sleep and then 5 minutes later hibernate.
Title: Re: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: jannie on January 13, 2011, 06:59:44 am
Hi Blackie, thanx for the info, It was driving me mad
Title: Re: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: ishiva42 on January 17, 2011, 09:25:57 pm
Okay, thanks. It's a shame I can't hibernate, but I guess Win7 is fast enough that I don't mind booting it up every day. I just wanted to know if I could be lazy :P
Title: Re: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: Christoph on January 17, 2011, 09:46:45 pm

IF you touch the 'msconfig/boot/advance settings'

you will have this problem getting a blank screen after resuming 

try with that, leaving those settings at default, I always been able to hibernate and resume back without a problem, people use to "tweak" their systems leaving it without important features...
Title: Re: Windows 7 sleep
Post by: Dark Mantis on January 17, 2011, 09:52:40 pm
The other thing it could be is your PSU. If it doesn't support Hibernation then you will get this type of problem.