cannot Hibernate

[Bruce Pyle]

I recently added an 80 Gb hard disk (Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM) as a slave to my
'C' drive. The entire disk is partitioned as a 'D' drive. My system will no
longer sucessfully go into 'Hibernate' mode, as it did before adding the
disk. After displaying the 'Preparing to go into hibernate mode' message,
the screen powers off, the hard disks begin to shut down, but as they come
to a stop, they instantly power up again and the system returns to the
Windows desktop. I don't see any settings in the Control Panel or System
Devices tab to address this. Any suggestions would be appreciated; I really
like the hibernation mode.
Thanks.

Windows ME
384 Mb
Pentium III 1 GHz

[Noel Paton]

do a search for the file NOHIBER.TXT - see what it has to say about it

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"Bruce Pyle" > wrote in message
...
>I recently added an 80 Gb hard disk (Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM) as a slave to
>my
> 'C' drive. The entire disk is partitioned as a 'D' drive. My system will
> no
> longer sucessfully go into 'Hibernate' mode, as it did before adding the
> disk. After displaying the 'Preparing to go into hibernate mode' message,
> the screen powers off, the hard disks begin to shut down, but as they come
> to a stop, they instantly power up again and the system returns to the
> Windows desktop. I don't see any settings in the Control Panel or System
> Devices tab to address this. Any suggestions would be appreciated; I
> really
> like the hibernation mode.
> Thanks.
>
> Windows ME
> 384 Mb
> Pentium III 1 GHz
>
>
>

[webster72n]

While we are on the subject, Noel, why would someone prefer to use
hibernate? I never found it desirable.
Looking up the NOHIBER.TXT file, I found that my hibernation option was
disabled and in order to enable it I woud have to get an updated driver for
my display adapter.
Hope to remember that, just in case.

Harry.


"Noel Paton" > wrote in message
...
> do a search for the file NOHIBER.TXT - see what it has to say about it
>
> --
> Noel Paton (MS-MVP 2002-2006, Windows)
>
> Nil Carborundum Illegitemi
> http://www.crashfixpc.com/millsrpch.htm
>
> http://tinyurl.com/6oztj
>
> Please read http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm on how to post messages to NG's
> "Bruce Pyle" > wrote in message
> ...
> >I recently added an 80 Gb hard disk (Ultra ATA/100 7200RPM) as a slave to
> >my
> > 'C' drive. The entire disk is partitioned as a 'D' drive. My system will
> > no
> > longer sucessfully go into 'Hibernate' mode, as it did before adding the
> > disk. After displaying the 'Preparing to go into hibernate mode'
message,
> > the screen powers off, the hard disks begin to shut down, but as they
come
> > to a stop, they instantly power up again and the system returns to the
> > Windows desktop. I don't see any settings in the Control Panel or System
> > Devices tab to address this. Any suggestions would be appreciated; I
> > really
> > like the hibernation mode.
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Windows ME
> > 384 Mb
> > Pentium III 1 GHz
> >
> >
> >
>
>

[Mike M]

Harry,

Hibernation isn't really of much benefit on desktops but comes into its
own when using a laptop. Helps save power yet the user can get straight
back to work after a short break without having to go through all the
startup rigmarole.
--
Mike Maltby



webster72n > wrote:

> While we are on the subject, Noel, why would someone prefer to use
> hibernate? I never found it desirable.
> Looking up the NOHIBER.TXT file, I found that my hibernation option
> was disabled and in order to enable it I woud have to get an updated
> driver for my display adapter.
> Hope to remember that, just in case.

[webster72n]

Thanks Mike, I really should have remembered it,
but sure will now.

Harry.


"Mike M" > wrote in message
...
> Harry,
>
> Hibernation isn't really of much benefit on desktops but comes into its
> own when using a laptop. Helps save power yet the user can get straight
> back to work after a short break without having to go through all the
> startup rigmarole.
> --
> Mike Maltby
>
>
>
> webster72n > wrote:
>
> > While we are on the subject, Noel, why would someone prefer to use
> > hibernate? I never found it desirable.
> > Looking up the NOHIBER.TXT file, I found that my hibernation option
> > was disabled and in order to enable it I woud have to get an updated
> > driver for my display adapter.
> > Hope to remember that, just in case.
>