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asherbuzaglo · #1 Post by **asherbuzaglo** » Tue Mar 04, 2008 7:04 am

hello to everyone ,

i have x60s

recently i formated my computer and also formated ibm partition ,

now i have all but i don't have the option hibernate ,

how can i make this option enable .

thanks in advance ,

asher .

SFWrtr · #2 Post by **SFWrtr** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 11:37 am

Though you have probably figured this out by now, it is configured using the power control panel. Under XP and before, there is a tab for it. Under Vista, start help and type hibernate. You'll find info there.

asherbuzaglo · #3 Post by **asherbuzaglo** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 12:32 pm

i'm using xp

and i don't have the option to hibernate .

i went to power and i don't have the tab hibernate and i can't activate it .

maybe it something with the thinkvantage ,

because as i wrote i formatted my computer and now it's without ib, system .

i just updated it with the hot keys program ...

thank for any answer

SFWrtr · #4 Post by **SFWrtr** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 12:47 pm

Got me interested. I went to my XP machine (no-brand desktop) and opened up the Power control panel. There is very definitely a hibernate tab. When the disk is very full, it is still there, only disabled. (You need to enable hibernate before you fill your disk.)

I suggest you Google hibernate problems. Sorry.

mgo · #5 Post by **mgo** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 1:19 pm

asherbuzaglo wrote:i'm using xp

and i don't have the option to hibernate .

i went to power and i don't have the tab hibernate and i can't activate it .

maybe it something with the thinkvantage ,

because as i wrote i formatted my computer and now it's without ib, system .

i just updated it with the hot keys program ...

thank for any answer

Have you installed the power management features from the Lenovo site? They will allow hibernate to be enabled.

asherbuzaglo · #6 Post by **asherbuzaglo** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 1:25 pm

i enabaled it and still i have no hibernate ,

thanks for your help ,

i will keep you uptade at this thread if i will find an answer ....

Fortunate · #7 Post by **Fortunate** » Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:26 pm

I had the same problem after adding a GB of memory to my XP SP2 machine. Turned out that it was a somewhat rare but known issue at Microsoft, and they had a hotfix for it. I remember having to call them and ask for a link to the hotfix.

Worked right away and all has been fine, since.

A quick google reveals they may have published the patch. Try this or one of a couple other similar Microsoft support docs:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/330909

asherbuzaglo · #8 Post by **asherbuzaglo** » Mon Mar 10, 2008 1:59 am

i removed the thinkvantage power program

and now i'm working only with windows hibernate option .

it's good for me .

thank you all

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i found the answer

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