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Hello Jackal, and welcome to Seven Forums.
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Is it just me of does Windows 7 have the worst Sleep/Hibernation modes?
I was able to change the Password on wake to "No", but I still have problems with both the Sleep and Hibernation modes. Neither turns the pc "off". I still hear the fans running and the light around the volume knob is still on. The TV display turned off when it was suppose to. I can't even remember which method I was trying at the time but it would not come back on. I eventually had to turn off the PSU and then reboot to get the display back.
I was able to record a TV program on the SageTV schedule but I still couldn't wake the PC from the Hibernation mode until I cycled the PSU. If I manually put the PC into Sleep, then I could wake it from the keyboard or mouse. But just letting the PC sit to go into Sleep mode wouldn't happen.
I'm using the RC 7100 build. It's the weekend so I'll have some more time to try out some more configurations when I get home this evening.
Just joined to post on this topic but this seems a great source of info. Whenever I've been Googling questions it seems here the answer is.... :)
Q: Is there a registry tweak to apply to achieve disabling password on resume from wakeup?
I have 4 machines at home and usually build my own unattended install disk to get them set up the way I like. A registry tweak would be nice as I can apply a pile of them in one file and fix those things I need.
Thanks guys n gals
Hi scrfix - I use the vbs function below to extract the GUID from the line of text you have. It uses VB regex to pull the GUID:
Hopefully 9 months later you're still looking for this.Code:Function GetGUID(inStr) 'Extracts the GUID from the line in which it is embedded Set regEx = New RegExp regEx.Pattern = "[0-9a-f]+\-[0-9a-f]+\-[0-9a-f]+\-[0-9a-f]+\-[0-9a-f]+" regEx.IgnoreCase = True regEx.Global = True Set Matches = regEx.Execute(inStr) For Each Match in Matches 'msgbox("Match " & I & " " & Match.Value) GetGUID = Match.Value Next End Function
Hello, I'm wondering if W7 supports a more fine-grained configuration: have password on wakeup from sleep, but not on wakeup from hibernation. This is because I already have a password prompt from Truectrypt, so asking for the password again is just redundant.