Basic Hibernation Question

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Basic Hibernation Question

#1 Post by ian12345 » Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:48 pm

when i leave my new T60P sitting and it goes into hibernation I can't get it to come back to life. Doesn't matter if I press the function key or anything else. I have to restart it. ideas?

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#2 Post by pianowizard » Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:50 pm

The Fn key is good only for getting the laptop out of standby, not hibernation. You need to press the power button to get out of hibernation, which is actually an "off" rather than "sleep" state.
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#3 Post by DavidR » Mon Mar 12, 2007 8:23 pm

Just to elaborate - Hibernation is just like "Turn Off" except the computer saves every speck of RAM to a disk file first. When turned back on, it reads the disk file into RAM and you are then exactly where you left off. A nice feature. IMHO.

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#4 Post by Petekilla » Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:17 pm

DavidR wrote:Just to elaborate - Hibernation is just like "Turn Off" except the computer saves every speck of RAM to a disk file first. When turned back on, it reads the disk file into RAM and you are then exactly where you left off. A nice feature. IMHO.

Yes....nice if it works correctly.

There are limited occasions when this feature works propperly.

If you are working on something important, I advise disabling the feature.

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