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Offline DynaMight

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39.3 doesnt Hibernate
« on: November 22, 2011, 08:21:01 am »
Hi

I tend to pause for 30mins, download my stuff then set it to Hibernate when finished but 39.3 doesnt Hibernate my PC. It worked fine on previous versions.
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Offline DoctorShoe

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Re: 39.3 doesnt Hibernate
« Reply #1 on: December 04, 2011, 12:09:03 pm »
Yes, hibernate doesn´t seem to work and (just for the record) there is a little translation mistake (german version) in the shutdown method (button) menu: "sleep" was translated "Ruhezustand" and "hibernate" "Standby". Its just the other way round...
hibernate=Ruhezustand
sleep=Standby

btw in the settings menu it was translated correctly...

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Offline DoctorShoe

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Re: 39.3 doesnt Hibernate
« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2011, 12:32:09 pm »
 ::)...forgot to say: my os is Win7 64bit...so the function I´d need is actually called hybrid sleep...
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Offline DoctorShoe

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Re: 39.3 doesnt Hibernate
« Reply #3 on: December 04, 2011, 01:50:37 pm »
SOOORRRY! "Hibernate" or "Hybrid Sleep" works! Was only a Windows (Win7 64 bit) problem...

For all who got problems with hibernate: Try to deactivate USB in power options. Worked for me...
-> Control Panel ->All control panel items -> power options -> change plan settings -> advanced settings -> USB-settings -> deactivate

Auf Deutsch: Probleme mit Ruhezustand /"Energie sparen" (WIN7 64 bit). Bei mir lags an USB:
-> In Suche bei Windows Start "Energieoptionen" eingeben.
-> Energiesparplaneinstellungen ändern -> erweiterte Energieeinstellungen ändern -> USB-Einstellungen -> Einstellung für selektives USB-Energiesparen -> Einstellung: deaktiviert.



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