Hibernate problem

Hello all,

recently my Windows 7 x64 installation won't go into hibernation anymore.
After I click the button, the screen turns black but then instantly shows the logon screen.

I already checked the network adapter, tried disabling selective USB, didn't find any power related BIOS setting and I even went through the tutorial found at the forum vistax64. I also did not install any additional software.

Anyone knows what's going on?

Thanks

Anyone? :)

Propaganistas said:

Anyone? :)

What does the event log say?

Propaganistas said:

Hello all,

recently my Windows 7 x64 installation won't go into hibernation anymore.
After I click the button, the screen turns black but then instantly shows the logon screen.

I already checked the network adapter, tried disabling selective USB, didn't find any power related BIOS setting and I even went through the tutorial found at the forum vistax64. I also did not install any additional software.

Anyone knows what's going on?

Thanks

Try going to device manager then properties on your network adapters and make sure that "Allow this device to wake the computer" is unchecked. If it's not, uncheck it then click apply and try hibernate again.

The only events that are related to activating hibernation by means of time occurrence are:

SYSTEM LOG

• Information 17/10/2010 14:46:23 Service Control Manager 7036 None (Application Experience-service stopped)

After one minute I touched the touchpad.

SECURITY LOG

• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4648 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4672 Special logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff

Thanks

HannibalUK said:

Try going to device manager then properties on your network adapters and make sure that "Allow this device to wake the computer" is unchecked. If it's not, uncheck it then click apply and try hibernate again.

See first post:

Propaganistas said:

I already checked the network adapter, tried disabling selective USB, didn't find any power related BIOS setting and I even went through the tutorial found at the forum vistax64. I also did not install any additional software.

Propaganistas said:

The only events that are related to activating hibernation by means of time occurrence are:

SYSTEM LOG

• Information 17/10/2010 14:46:23 Service Control Manager 7036 None (Application Experience-service stopped)

After one minute I touched the touchpad.

SECURITY LOG

• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4648 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4672 Special logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff

Thanks

Do you overclock??

Propaganistas said:

The only events that are related to activating hibernation by means of time occurrence are:

SYSTEM LOG

• Information 17/10/2010 14:46:23 Service Control Manager 7036 None (Application Experience-service stopped)

After one minute I touched the touchpad.

SECURITY LOG

• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4648 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4624 Logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4672 Special logon
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff
• Audit Success 17/10/2010 14:47:31 Microsoft Windows security auditing. 4634 Logoff

Thanks

Take a look at this see if it helps any

Thread 7036 - Service entered the stopped/started state Messages | Microsoft TechNet Forums | BoardReader

HannibalUK said:

Do you overclock??

No.

HannibalUK said:

Take a look at this see if it helps any

Thread 7036 - Service entered the stopped/started state Messages | Microsoft TechNet Forums | BoardReader

It isn't related to hibernation.

Propaganistas said:

HannibalUK said:

Do you overclock??

No.

HannibalUK said:

Take a look at this see if it helps any

Thread 7036 - Service entered the stopped/started state Messages | Microsoft TechNet Forums | BoardReader

It isn't related to hibernation.

Try updating the BIOS and drivers (video, audio, NIC, anti-virus...) to their latest respective versions. It's very probable that your symptom is caused by a problematic driver.