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My hibernate mode used to work fine. But now it goes into hibernate and then
immediately resumes. It immediately powers back on like I had pushed the
power button. What's going on? I checked the BIOS to make sure none of the
wake features were enabled. None of the XP power management functions are
enabled either (though I think they only work for Standby mode anyway).
Anybody know what's going on?
BTW: if I pull the plug at the right moment, then plug it back in, it stays
in hibernate mode powered down like it's supposed to until I press the power
button, at which time it resumes from hibernate just like it's supposed to.
But pulling the plug isn't a great practice, nor an acceptable work around.
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What services are running when you try to enter standby?
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Ron Sommer
"StoneCrusher1" <StoneCrusher1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My hibernate mode used to work fine. But now it goes into hibernate and
> then
> immediately resumes. It immediately powers back on like I had pushed the
> power button. What's going on? I checked the BIOS to make sure none of
> the
> wake features were enabled. None of the XP power management functions are
> enabled either (though I think they only work for Standby mode anyway).
>
> Anybody know what's going on?
>
> BTW: if I pull the plug at the right moment, then plug it back in, it
> stays
> in hibernate mode powered down like it's supposed to until I press the
> power
> button, at which time it resumes from hibernate just like it's supposed
> to.
> But pulling the plug isn't a great practice, nor an acceptable work
> around.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
I removed some spyware / adware and the problem has now gone away. I'm not
sure which adware was causing the problem, but my guess is that it was
tcpun.dll from Virtumundo, which appeared on my system around the time I
started having problems with Hibernate. Very annoying and mischievious, and
not picked up by Spybot Search & Destroy nor by Yahoo! Antispy. Mcafee
finally got it with the latest virus DAT file version 4576.
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