Hey all, I'm having sleep issues with my win7 build.
I have a hackintosh build that I added a second drive to load window which I did. OSX has no issues going into sleep, but the win7 wakes right up to the log in screen once I try to put it to sleep.
My computer build is a Core i7-930 CPU on a Asus P6T motherboard. At one point when I had only windows loaded on prior to OSX, I'm like 99% sure I was able to put it to sleep.
The CPU is over-clocked, to 3.25Ghz, not sure if that really matters but I want to give all info.
In running powercfg -a it tells me I have hibernation s1 & s3 but no bios support for S2
I looked through the bios settings and did not see any setting for S2.
I also used the powercfg settings to see if any devices are preventing sleep, they were the mouse, keyboard and network card. I disabled those settings and so there's nothing showing in powercfg to prevent this.
Additionally I went to the device manager and looked at the pertinent devices to see if there's any settings there that had wake computer set.
To summarize, I'm pretty sure I had sleep on my win7 computer once. I loaded OSX which has sleep, installed a new drive and loaded win7 and no longer have sleep.
I have a hackintosh build that I added a second drive to load window which I did. OSX has no issues going into sleep, but the win7 wakes right up to the log in screen once I try to put it to sleep.
My computer build is a Core i7-930 CPU on a Asus P6T motherboard. At one point when I had only windows loaded on prior to OSX, I'm like 99% sure I was able to put it to sleep.
The CPU is over-clocked, to 3.25Ghz, not sure if that really matters but I want to give all info.
In running powercfg -a it tells me I have hibernation s1 & s3 but no bios support for S2
I looked through the bios settings and did not see any setting for S2.
I also used the powercfg settings to see if any devices are preventing sleep, they were the mouse, keyboard and network card. I disabled those settings and so there's nothing showing in powercfg to prevent this.
Additionally I went to the device manager and looked at the pertinent devices to see if there's any settings there that had wake computer set.
To summarize, I'm pretty sure I had sleep on my win7 computer once. I loaded OSX which has sleep, installed a new drive and loaded win7 and no longer have sleep.
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