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Resuming windows

Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2013 2:34 pm
by koden
I have a problem with my laptop..

I have just got a T520.
before that I had T420 and before again T61

When I had the T61 bi could close the lid and laptop went to sleep (assume that the moon symbol is sleep and not hibernate).

Then I next day could open the lidt and it was ready to log on in 10 sec.

but when i got the T420 it went to sleep (moon symbol) when closing lid, but it did not take more than 1 hour or less, then moon symbol turned off.
When I then open the lid again the laptop needed 5 min or more to resume windows.
I assume it have went to hibernate when moon symbol turned off.

I have tried all kind of settings in the power options.

I thought it was the batteri that was not good enough and have lived with it for long time.

But then I got my T520 some days ago and it does exactly the same, and it has a brand new battery with more than 3 hours power.

How do I set up my power options to get the same settings as my T61 had?
I miss my fast opening from my T61 :-)

Re: Resuming windows

Posted: Sun Jun 23, 2013 6:43 am
by koden
is it to unclear what I mean?

Re: Resuming windows

Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:28 pm
by dr_st
Find a setting in the BIOS that controls standby-to-hibernate and disable it.

Re: Resuming windows

Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 12:42 am
by koden
I found a setting in the power manager in advanced - power plan - advanced settings - idle timers

where i have set "enter system hibernation" to never.


the problem on such a Lenovo is that there is windows power options and Lenovo power manager..

who decides what applies??

Re: Resuming windows

Posted: Fri Jun 28, 2013 6:56 am
by dr_st
Generally the Windows power options and the Lenovo power manager apply the same settings. Changes in one will often reflect in the other. In principle you don't have to use the Power Manager - most of the settings there are configurable natively within Windows. The BIOS settings tend to be more global. Trial and error will determine how stuff works.