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Windows Forum / Windows Vista / Mail / May 2008windows Vista goes into a coma
During inactivity my computer goes to sleep, actually it goes into a coma and can’t be awoken until I turn it off. And not by just turning it off at the switch, I have to unplug it and then restart it. At that point I get this message: The last attempt to resume the system from its previous location failed. Attempt to resume again? And then I have two choices; continue with system restore, or delete restoration data and proceed to system boot menu. The second choice is the only one that works. Why is my computer going into a coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! You might want to check and reset your Power Setting Options. Also, some third-party screen savers (if you are using any) can also conflict and cause problems like you have described. > During inactivity my computer goes to sleep, actually it goes into a coma and > can’t be awoken until I turn it off. And not by just turning it off at the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > The second choice is the only one that works. Why is my computer going into a > coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! Thanks for your quick reply and your suggestion. I have just changed my power saving options to "high performance", but am concerned that this may not be the problem because I am using a destop, not a laptop on battery power. It won't take long to find out, however, and I appreciate your feedback! > You might want to check and reset your Power Setting Options. Also, some > third-party screen savers (if you are using any) can also conflict and cause [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > The second choice is the only one that works. Why is my computer going into a > > coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! If all else fails, set your power options to Hibernate instead of Sleep. > Thanks for your quick reply and your suggestion. I have just changed my power > saving options to "high performance", but am concerned that this may not be [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > > The second choice is the only one that works. Why is my computer going into a > > > coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! > Thanks for your quick reply and your suggestion. I have just changed my > power > saving options to "high performance", but am concerned that this may not > be > the problem because I am using a destop, not a laptop on battery power. It > won't take long to find out, however, and I appreciate your feedback! You should also contact support at whoever manufactured your system. This may require a driver update that doesn't come from MS. HTH -pk >> You might want to check and reset your Power Setting Options. Also, some >> third-party screen savers (if you are using any) can also conflict and [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> > into a >> > coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! Sounds to me like your PC has much more serious issues than simple power settings. If it is still under warranty, take it back to the seller for repairs, or else reinstall Vista.  SignatureGary VanderMolen, MS-MVP > During inactivity my computer goes to sleep, actually it goes into a coma and > can’t be awoken until I turn it off. And not by just turning it off at the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > The second choice is the only one that works. Why is my computer going into a > coma, and how can I fix it? HELP! |
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