Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and hibernate.
On the C disk there is more free - then used space..

As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even I
disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via Google
I don't found the solution.

Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS? Are any programs
scheduled?
"Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
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> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and hibernate. On
> the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>
> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even I
> disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via Google I
> don't found the solution.

Unknown wrote:
> Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS?
Yes

> Are any programs scheduled?
Yes, every day EPG (12:00), once a week defragment disk program and of
course the default check updates for windows every one hour. So, If I
delete the scheduled programs that solve the problem? I will try ASAP..

> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
> news:%23lSO2cX8IHA.1080@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
>> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
>> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and hibernate. On
>> the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>>
>> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even I
>> disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via Google I
>> don't found the solution.

Another possibility is that if you have insufficient disk space, going into
standby is aborted because of lack of room to store
memory image.
"Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
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> Unknown wrote:
>> Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS?
> Yes
>
>> Are any programs scheduled?
> Yes, every day EPG (12:00), once a week defragment disk program and of
> course the default check updates for windows every one hour. So, If I
> delete the scheduled programs that solve the problem? I will try ASAP..
>
>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>> news:%23lSO2cX8IHA.1080@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
>>> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
>>> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and hibernate.
>>> On the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>>>
>>> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even I
>>> disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via Google
>>> I don't found the solution.

Unknown wrote:
> Another possibility is that if you have insufficient disk space, going into
> standby is aborted because of lack of room to store
> memory image.

I disabled all the scheduled programs but my PC starts (again)
immediately after hibernating or standby modus. Like I mentioned below
my C disk have more free (68Gb) - then used space (43Gb).

> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
> news:OxBMhZa8IHA.1192@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> Unknown wrote:
>>> Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS?
>> Yes

>>> Are any programs scheduled?
>> Yes, every day EPG (12:00), once a week defragment disk program and of
>> course the default check updates for windows every one hour. So, If I
>> delete the scheduled programs that solve the problem? I will try ASAP..


>>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>>> news:%23lSO2cX8IHA.1080@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>>> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
>>>> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
>>>> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and hibernate.
>>>> On the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>>>>
>>>> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even I
>>>> disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via Google
>>>> I don't found the solution.
>
>

Are you using Bluetooth?
"Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
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> Unknown wrote:
>> Another possibility is that if you have insufficient disk space, going
>> into standby is aborted because of lack of room to store
>> memory image.
>
> I disabled all the scheduled programs but my PC starts (again) immediately
> after hibernating or standby modus. Like I mentioned below my C disk have
> more free (68Gb) - then used space (43Gb).
>
>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>> news:OxBMhZa8IHA.1192@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>> Unknown wrote:
>>>> Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS?
>>> Yes
>
>>>> Are any programs scheduled?
>>> Yes, every day EPG (12:00), once a week defragment disk program and of
>>> course the default check updates for windows every one hour. So, If I
>>> delete the scheduled programs that solve the problem? I will try ASAP..
>
>
>>>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>>>> news:%23lSO2cX8IHA.1080@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>>>> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
>>>>> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
>>>>> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and
>>>>> hibernate. On the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>>>>>
>>>>> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even
>>>>> I disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via
>>>>> Google I don't found the solution.
>>

Unknown wrote:
> Are you using Bluetooth?
No

> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
> news:utNrZyb8IHA.3384@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Unknown wrote:
>>> Another possibility is that if you have insufficient disk space, going
>>> into standby is aborted because of lack of room to store
>>> memory image.
>> I disabled all the scheduled programs but my PC starts (again) immediately
>> after hibernating or standby modus. Like I mentioned below my C disk have
>> more free (68Gb) - then used space (43Gb).
>>
>>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>>> news:OxBMhZa8IHA.1192@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>>>> Unknown wrote:
>>>>> Did you check the status of 'wake on LAN' in your BIOS?
>>>> Yes
>>>>> Are any programs scheduled?
>>>> Yes, every day EPG (12:00), once a week defragment disk program and of
>>>> course the default check updates for windows every one hour. So, If I
>>>> delete the scheduled programs that solve the problem? I will try ASAP..
>>
>>>>> "Wouter Smaal" <nospam@devnull.invalid> wrote in message
>>>>> news:%23lSO2cX8IHA.1080@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>>>>> Since I upgrade XP(professional) from SP2 to SP3 I have problems with
>>>>>> standby and hibernate. It does works but the system starts up again
>>>>>> immediately. With SP2 I don't have problems with standby and
>>>>>> hibernate. On the C disk there is more free - then used space..
>>>>>>
>>>>>> As far I have seen there are no BIOS issues (1019.005 / A7V8X-X). Even
>>>>>> I disconnect all my USB devices the problem is still available. Via
>>>>>> Google I don't found the solution.
>

Hi guys, i`m new here. I just found this topic searching in google. I'm
having the same problem on my notebook after formating it and installing
the WinXP with SP3.

I didn`t had SP3 installed before the re-instalation of WinXP and this
problem wasn`t happening..

I guess it might be some bug caused by this pack.
I`m wondering if the guy who posted here as "Unknown" uses an AMD
processor CPU?? Because I do.

It`s well known that Microsoft often releases service packs with bugs
on AMD systems...


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I just found he solution.
After installing the SP3, it auto reactivate the ENERGY option that
makes the hard drives turn off after 20 minutes.

I just disabled that option and it stoped happening.
I hope to help you guys.


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Hello all,

i was faced to the same problem and searching everywhere. finally i got
the solution and now itz working 100% and i just thought of sharing it
with you all.

Cheers Guys!
This worked for me

Check this out:
http://www.techsupportforum.com/micr...by-option.html


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