Xp pro: Hibernation Problem

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silkyboy

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guys, when i resume my pc from hibernation and do nothing, it hibernates automatically after some time, please is there any way to stop it, i need help urgently
 
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silkyboy

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kiran.rkk said:
Does it hibernate while you are working or when totally idle for some period?
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it only hibernates when it resumes from hibernation and remains totally idle, actually i am using APC software controlled UPS, system will be hibernated when power goes off, and it will automatically on & resumes working (downloading etc.) when power restored but the problem is if i doesn't touch mouse or keyboard at least one time after resuming, it hibernates again after 7 or 8 minutes. if i just moved my mouse once, it will work perfectly

also i checked auto hibernate sets to never
 
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silkyboy said:
it only hibernates when it resumes from hibernation and remains totally idle, actually i am using APC software controlled UPS, system will be hibernated when power goes off, and it will automatically on & resumes working (downloading etc.) when power restored but the problem is if i doesn't touch mouse or keyboard at least one time after resuming, it hibernates again after 7 or 8 minutes. if i just moved my mouse once, it will work perfectly

also i checked auto hibernate sets to never
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1. Click 'Start' > 'Control Panel'
2. Click 'Power Options'
3. Click 'Hibernate' tab > check 'Enable hibernation' > then click 'Apply'
4. Click 'APM' tab >check 'Enable Advanced Power Management support' and click 'Apply'
5. Click 'Power Schemes' and choose a time period in 'System hibernates' box
6. Click Apply>OK
 
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silkyboy

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hibernation already active, if i choose a time period in system hibernates box then it will hibernate after that time,i don't need auto hibernation
 
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Hey..It will hibernate after specified Idle time. If not required, then choose option 'Never' in all options. Did you check it out?
 
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Kiran.dks

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If this is done, then there is no problem in 'Hibernate' settings in Windows XP. I guess, it has to do something with the APC Software. Check out the settings in APC Power chute software. Did you install APC Power Chute personal edition software or not?
 
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silkyboy

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i think u r not getting my point, just try on ur pc, resume ur system from hibernation and left it idel for 10 or 15 minutes (don't touch mouse or keyboard at all) . i am dead sure it will hibernate automatically.
 
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Kiran.dks

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silkyboy said:
i think u r not getting my point, just try on ur pc, resume ur system from hibernation and left it idel for 10 or 15 minutes (don't touch mouse or keyboard at all) . i am dead sure it will hibernate automatically.
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:D Lol..I keep my lappy 'ON' whole night downloading some or other stuff. Do you expect me to keep on shaking the mouse whole night? :D Dude,

Just reply to my question..Did you install APC PowerChute software or not?
 
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silkyboy

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i install apc soft, i checked it without my ups also, system will not hibernates when i leave it on for whole night, but only when it resume from hibernate and i don't moved my mouse once
 
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@silkyboy , Even i have the same problem , even with win 2000 . and it is not solved. i dont have much trouble with it. thats all , i cant help anymore .
 
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Guys..did you try disabling Hibernation?

Start>Control Panel>Power Options
>Hibernate tab> Uncheck 'Enable hibernation'?

Does your problem exists even after disabling hibernation?

Please do give feedback.
 
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silkyboy

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I think, it is a feature in XP and 2000 rather then specific problem with our computers. may be a registry hack will do, just we have to find that
 
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