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  1. Posts : 9,606
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       #21

    I don't think you are tapping the DEL key quick enough before Windows Starts, that is why you are getting the normal or safe mode screen.
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       #22

    Here is a good link as to what the different Bios screens look like

    and a snip of the Power Management Bios setup :)

    BIOS - FB65 Motherboard BIOS Setup Screens - instr_bios_fb65 - Information and Instructions
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Sleep mode not working-bios_pwr_mgmt.jpg  
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  3. Posts : 66
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       #23

    Do you have a model number for your you computer? That will help us find a bios update if there is one, I found one for mine on the HP website, and all the drivers, even though my computer came with 32bit Vista and I am now running 64bit 7. Also, you said your computer is a HP, if getting into bios is the same as on mine (a HP) you will need to tap the (esc) key a few times when the blue, circular HP icon appears when you first power on the computer. This will bring up a menu, press F10 to enter bios. On mine however, there is nothing you can change regarding sleep modes, it automatically detects the settings.

    Hopefully we are getting to the bottom of this, Tim.
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       #24

    Thanks 205tim, Here is her model of the HP computer :


    Computer Name JULIAZHU-PC
    Scan Time 2010-04-18T17:28:04Z
    Scan Duration 60 seconds
    System Manufacturer Hewlett-Packard
    System Product Name Pavilion dv2310ca (GA154UA#ABL)
    BIOS Date 11/22/2007
    BIOS Version F.39
    OS Build 7600
    Platform Role PlatformRoleMobile
    Plugged In false
    Process Count 60
    Thread Count 745
    Report GUID {016a7164-855e-49c4-86d3-c0b094641d15
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  5. Posts : 15
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       #25

    hey thanks guys i appreciate all your help.
    i entered the BIOS but there was no option to change the sleep mode...and once again went to the hp chat, and the person told me to reset BIOS so i did that...

    he also told me to reinstall power management...i guess i'll do that now...hopefully it will work this time!!!
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       #26

    The Bios setup did not have a similar screen for power management like I posted above >?
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  7. Posts : 66
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       #27

    My HP doesn't have a power management screen like the one you posted earlier either, from what I understand they are somewhat known for having a very 'locked down' bios.

    Also had a look on the HP support site, and there seems to be no W7 support for the model of laptop in question, so no bios updates.
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  8. Posts : 15
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       #28

    ahh tim how did you fix it so easily? we seem to have very similar laptops.
    do you mind printscreen or tell me what you have for advanced power option screen with all the + sign open?? here's what i have that i think might affect it,

    sleep
    - "sleep after" (on battery 10 minutes, plugged in 20 minutes)
    - "allow hybrid sleep" (on battery ON, plugged in ON)
    Power buttons and lid
    - "lid close action" (do nothing for both)
    - "power button option" (sleep for both)
    -"sleep button action" (do nothing for both)
    Hard disk
    -"turn off hard disk after" (20 minutes for both)

    i wonder if those affect anything..but thanks so much !
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  9. Posts : 66
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       #29

    Ok, so here are my advanced power settings;

    Hard disk
    Turn HDD off after (20minutes for both)

    Wireless Adapter Settings
    Power Saving Mode (Maximum Performance for Both)

    Sleep
    Sleep After (Never for Both)
    Allow Hybrid Sleep (On for Both)
    Hibernate After (30min on battery, Never when plugged in)
    Allow Wake Timers (Never for Both)

    Power Buttons and Lid
    Lid Close action ( Do Nothing for Both)
    Power Button Action ( Shutdown for Both)
    Sleep Button Action ( Sleep for Both)

    PCI Express
    Link State Power Managment (Off for Both)


    So there are my settings, Hopefully this helps.
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  10. Posts : 15
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       #30

    omg it's finally fixed!!
    i'm not sure what was the problem though, i fixed 3 things yesterday
    i reset BIOS, then reinstalled the ACPI fixed feature button and reajusted what Tim posted earlier. and voila it's fixed FINALLY! thanks for all your help guys!
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