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Hello,

I have a problem every time when the PC enters standby mode: If I
restart (from standby mode) it runs without problems until I start
using the keyboard: As soon as I press a key on the keyboard (eg typing
a text or renaming a file) the mouse and the keyboard are deactivated.
Funny thing is that the PC itself keeps running, eg processes are
running but I cannot use keyboard and mouse, so that the only option is
to reboot (by switching the power off and on). This only happens after
the PC starts out of stabdby mode. I have no idea what this might
cause. It has been there for more than a year, and the event log does
not say anything specific about it. Any ideas? thanks,

Catalin

My specs:

Operating System Version: XP (SP1)
pentium 4, 1.7GHz
motherboard: fujitsu siemens D1331
DDR SDRAM 512MB
video capture card: ADS Pyro 1394a (firewire - OHCI)
HD1: Seagate 40GB
HD2: Maxtor 250GB
HD3: external firewire Western Digital 160GB (not permanently
connected)
occasional connection of camcorder (via firewire) for capturing
Bios: PTLTD - 6040001 PhoenixBIOS Version 4.06 Rev. 1.02.1331
PhoenixBIOS Version 4


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