Going from stand-by to hibernate ...

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Going from stand-by to hibernate ...

#1 Post by tranle » Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:32 am

Hi,
I have a T41 with WinXP sp2 and I have the power save set to:
- 10 minutes => stand-by
- 15 minutes => hibernate

The machine will go to stand-by automatically but never hibernate.
I can manually force it to go stand-by or hibernate but the timer between these 2 states never kicks in.

Does anybody knows what I should check ?

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Re: Going from stand-by to hibernate ...

#2 Post by Greg Gebhardt » Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:57 am

tranle wrote:Hi,
I have a T41 with WinXP sp2 and I have the power save set to:
- 10 minutes => stand-by
- 15 minutes => hibernate

The machine will go to stand-by automatically but never hibernate.
I can manually force it to go stand-by or hibernate but the timer between these 2 states never kicks in.

Does anybody knows what I should check ?
Not sure why it is not working but do not understand why you would even want it to hibernete after 15 minutes. I leave mine in standby for days
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Re: Going from stand-by to hibernate ...

#3 Post by tranle » Sat Sep 25, 2004 12:17 pm

Greg Gebhardt wrote:...
Not sure why it is not working but do not understand why you would even want it to hibernete after 15 minutes. I leave mine in standby for days
Well,
when you are on battery then I prefer to have my machine completely shutdown. When you are hook up to the power it does not really matter.

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Re: Going from stand-by to hibernate ...

#4 Post by Greg Gebhardt » Sat Sep 25, 2004 5:39 pm

tranle wrote:
Greg Gebhardt wrote:...
Not sure why it is not working but do not understand why you would even want it to hibernete after 15 minutes. I leave mine in standby for days
Well,
when you are on battery then I prefer to have my machine completely shutdown. When you are hook up to the power it does not really matter.
I leave mine on standby over night during the weekend without the power hooked up. In the morning I have only lost 3-4%.

For me standby is the standard all weekend when I might get on my laptop 10 times a day. It take too long to re-establish the wireless connection from cold boot or hibernation. Connection with the Cisco Aironet takes only seconds from standby.
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I am losing MUCH more

#5 Post by nikemen » Fri Oct 01, 2004 10:03 am

As in another post I just made, I lose about 75% overnight. Any reason why there might be such a drain?

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#6 Post by eriqesque » Fri Oct 01, 2004 1:57 pm

My x40 will not go into hibernation by timer after standy either.
But this only happens on battery power if I am on AC
It will standby then hibernation. very strange.
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Re: I am losing MUCH more

#7 Post by Greg Gebhardt » Fri Oct 01, 2004 2:49 pm

nikemen wrote:As in another post I just made, I lose about 75% overnight. Any reason why there might be such a drain?
If you loose 75% overnight in suspend, there must be a problem. I will put mine in suspend at maybe 8pm and wake up around 9am the next day and maybe have lost 4 to 5%. I do this every weekend and get the same result.
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#8 Post by eriqesque » Fri Oct 08, 2004 8:40 pm

Just spoke with IBM tech Support. I guess it's a common problem,
when on battery, and the machine goes into stand by, then it will not go into hibernation. So they are developing a driver patch for this.
It will be according to him released on Nov. the 2nd.
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#9 Post by awnyc » Sat Oct 09, 2004 8:20 pm

I have the same problem, standby to hibernation works OK on AC, but not with battery, and my T40 will die after 24 hours on standby.

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#10 Post by JHEM » Sat Oct 09, 2004 8:33 pm

As another data point, and to further confuse the OP, my 2373-8CU T40 will remain in standby for 4 to 5 days on the 6 cell battery. The 9 cell battery will go for more than a week.

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