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computer shutting off during hibernation

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tim - 25 Apr 2008 16:52 GMT
My computer is set to hibernate. The last 2 days I've come home to find it
off. It doesn't turn off when I am using it. Any ideas?
Unknown - 25 Apr 2008 19:15 GMT
It is supposed to shut off when hibernating.
> My computer is set to hibernate. The last 2 days I've come home to find it
> off. It doesn't turn off when I am using it. Any ideas?
Bill Sharpe - 26 Apr 2008 17:37 GMT
> My computer is set to hibernate. The last 2 days I've come home to find it
> off. It doesn't turn off when I am using it. Any ideas?

From Windows Help and Support:
hibernation
A state in which your computer shuts down after saving everything in
memory on your hard disk. When you bring your computer out of
hibernation, all programs and documents that were open are restored to
your desktop.

Bill
tim - 29 Apr 2008 02:30 GMT
Normally when the computer goes into hibernation all i have to do is jog the
mouse and it comes back. Now, without any changes i know of, outside of an
update, I now come back and have to hit the power switch.

> > My computer is set to hibernate. The last 2 days I've come home to find it
> > off. It doesn't turn off when I am using it. Any ideas?
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> Bill
Unknown - 29 Apr 2008 15:37 GMT
I believe you are confusing standby and hibernation. In standby mode, power
remains on and the computer is 'brought to life' via a mouse movement or
keyboard key depression.
In hibernation, power is turned off and the power on key must be used to
bring the computer on.
> Normally when the computer goes into hibernation all i have to do is jog
> the
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>> Bill
tim - 02 May 2008 05:35 GMT
Yes I was! I guess the real question would be why did the computer start
hibernating instead of staying in standby. But since everything works I guess
it doesn't matter. Thanks for answering my questions.

> I believe you are confusing standby and hibernation. In standby mode, power
> remains on and the computer is 'brought to life' via a mouse movement or
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> >> Bill
Unknown - 02 May 2008 20:39 GMT
If hibernation is activated the computer will hibernate xx minutes (you set
it) after going into standby.
> Yes I was! I guess the real question would be why did the computer start
> hibernating instead of staying in standby. But since everything works I
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>> >> Bill
 
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