Win 7 Sleep/Wake Problem - Any News?

Hey all - has there been any encouraging news for the sleep/wake problems that have been plaguing so many? I've read unconfirmed rumors that MS is aware of the problems 7 has resuming from sleep (particularly on desktops) and is working on a fix. Like the others, I've bent over backwards updating drivers, changing BIOS settings, and clicking every possible power option in Win 7's control panel, to no avail.

It's nice that my computer goes to sleep, but my display never returns despite my hard drive, fan, etc. coming back to life. I hope that a viable workaround is possible until MS addresses the issue.

Aside from this issue, there is no doubt that 7 is their best offering to-date. If I have to abandon power management altogether, so be it. I'll keep my fingers crossed, though.

Creer said:

Try this one:
Sleep Mode Still Freeze up, Win 7 RTM

Hey Creer - I tried this suggestion last night after browsing the forums. Had no luck, but your idea appears to have worked for others. I never had a sleep issue in the seven years I used XP, so I'm not sure what the difference is? I've gone 64-bit with 7, so it's possible that's a consideration.

iceisles said:

Creer said:

Try this one:
Sleep Mode Still Freeze up, Win 7 RTM

Hey Creer - I tried this suggestion last night after browsing the forums. Had no luck, but your idea appears to have worked for others. I never had a sleep issue in the seven years I used XP, so I'm not sure what the difference is? I've gone 64-bit with 7, so it's possible that's a consideration.

Im gonna ask a question Im sure you have considered, but hey you never know. Are you running auto hide taskbar?


ken

zigzag3143 said:

iceisles said:

Creer said:

Try this one:
Sleep Mode Still Freeze up, Win 7 RTM

Hey Creer - I tried this suggestion last night after browsing the forums. Had no luck, but your idea appears to have worked for others. I never had a sleep issue in the seven years I used XP, so I'm not sure what the difference is? I've gone 64-bit with 7, so it's possible that's a consideration.

Im gonna ask a question Im sure you have considered, but hey you never know. Are you running auto hide taskbar?


ken

I'm not, but has this caused problems for you or others?

iceisles said:

zigzag3143 said:

iceisles said:

Hey Creer - I tried this suggestion last night after browsing the forums. Had no luck, but your idea appears to have worked for others. I never had a sleep issue in the seven years I used XP, so I'm not sure what the difference is? I've gone 64-bit with 7, so it's possible that's a consideration.

Im gonna ask a question Im sure you have considered, but hey you never know. Are you running auto hide taskbar?


ken

I'm not, but has this caused problems for you or others?

yep lots of others. MS is aware and working on it

ken

If you use any extra sound cards then remove them -even more remove all add-in cards.Additional

Run cmd.exe with administrative previlliges (right click on cmd.exe as admin) and type:

powercfg /energy

Above command create energy-report.html file in C:\Windows\System32,pack this file and attache to post.Describe your system spec

there seems to be no solution to this.

ANY NEWS???

one of the problems here is that users have driver conflicts and win7 is not reporting it in device manager