Hibernate side effect

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage (More info?)

Hi,

Can't find any info on this problem - maybe someone here can
help.

I would like to start using the Hibernate feature with XP;
both Home and Pro, fully updated, adawre, S&D, NAV,
spyblaster, etrust firewall, etc. etc. on both machines.

Both machines have the same problem: Upon returning from
Hibernation, all looks fine and almost everything works
except:
When I go online (dialup) everything connects OK but OE
and/or IE and/or Newsgroups will return the "server not
found" message. Which ones don't work varies with the set
of my lips, so there is no pattern I can find other than two
of them almost always won't work. Of the 3 mentioned, email
usually, not always works, with the others more likely to
not work.
A simple Restart fixes everything first time every time.
Sort of makes Hibernation useless if I'm going to check
mails and go to the groups.

I've been diddling around with this issue for some time to
no avail. Everything else seems to work OK after returning
from Hibernation. I just realized I don't know if Standby
has the same problem or not because I haven 't bothered to
use it lately, but Standby used to work; just haven't used
it lately.

Any advice appreciated

TIA
Pop

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage (More info?)

MS wrote:

> Both machines have the same problem: Upon returning from
> Hibernation, all looks fine and almost everything works
> except:
> When I go online (dialup) everything connects OK but OE
> and/or IE and/or Newsgroups will return the "server not
> found" message. Which ones don't work varies with the set
> of my lips, so there is no pattern I can find other than two
> of them almost always won't work. Of the 3 mentioned, email
> usually, not always works, with the others more likely to
> not work.
> A simple Restart fixes everything first time every time.

I've seen this problem, but I can usually fix it with a Refresh or I
close IE and restart it and then it works. I don't have to restart XP.

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Kent W. England, Microsoft MVP for Windows Security