Lord Ned
01-31-2008, 12:12 AM
So every time I re-install my OS, i have to go through the same loop each time. (Enabling Hibernation, etc)
So I finally got it working after 3 nights, and I hibernate on and off for a few days it's fine.
Then It starts making windows get headaches when it does it.
Start>Turn Off>Hibernate.
It sits and blinks at me.
Do it two more times without sucess. Try standbye. Nada. So I have to leave so i finally jam "Turn Off" (Bye bye work, :argh: ). Go to dinner at Rubios, come back.
Hit the on button, and what do you know. "Your computer is resuming from hibernation." Okay.... :think:
Gets up, shows my desktop backround (totally kicking rad, by the way) and it has a nice box. "Windows XP is now shutting down."
Uh No? I let it wait (previously I just jammed the restart button before, I can't be bothered to wait) and it goes on to say Now saving settings, etc. It switched to a solid black screen and sits.
*Reset*
Reboot, wait a day, hibernate. Bring it up the next morning. BSOD. Restart, delete restoration data, boot. Refuse to hibernate/standbye/. Turn off, repeat above.
Hibernate. Wake up next morning. Turn on. Works fine.
So any ideas on why Windows doesn't like hibernating this OS Install? The only thing I changed is from an IDE harddrive to a SATA harddrive.
Specs:
1.8 c2d, 2gb ram, 320gb SATA hd, Windows XP Pro.
So I finally got it working after 3 nights, and I hibernate on and off for a few days it's fine.
Then It starts making windows get headaches when it does it.
Start>Turn Off>Hibernate.
It sits and blinks at me.
Do it two more times without sucess. Try standbye. Nada. So I have to leave so i finally jam "Turn Off" (Bye bye work, :argh: ). Go to dinner at Rubios, come back.
Hit the on button, and what do you know. "Your computer is resuming from hibernation." Okay.... :think:
Gets up, shows my desktop backround (totally kicking rad, by the way) and it has a nice box. "Windows XP is now shutting down."
Uh No? I let it wait (previously I just jammed the restart button before, I can't be bothered to wait) and it goes on to say Now saving settings, etc. It switched to a solid black screen and sits.
*Reset*
Reboot, wait a day, hibernate. Bring it up the next morning. BSOD. Restart, delete restoration data, boot. Refuse to hibernate/standbye/. Turn off, repeat above.
Hibernate. Wake up next morning. Turn on. Works fine.
So any ideas on why Windows doesn't like hibernating this OS Install? The only thing I changed is from an IDE harddrive to a SATA harddrive.
Specs:
1.8 c2d, 2gb ram, 320gb SATA hd, Windows XP Pro.