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    the one thing i noticed once, is that there's also the human error...

    for example, if u have a wireless mouse, make sure u disable it (turn it off) BEFORe u put the pc to sleep... obviously...

    I've had a friend not notice this shit until i mocked his ass...

    also, did u run a full anti-virus/malware diagnostic on it?
    could be an unwanted service running in th ebackground..
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    Trying to hack in IBIS is like trying to kill someone in a police station, not the best idea...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CYBER View Post
    the one thing i noticed once, is that there's also the human error...

    for example, if u have a wireless mouse, make sure u disable it (turn it off) BEFORe u put the pc to sleep... obviously...

    I've had a friend not notice this shit until i mocked his ass...

    also, did u run a full anti-virus/malware diagnostic on it?
    could be an unwanted service running in th ebackground..
    you're a fucking retard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by acolyte_to_jippity View Post
    both within BIOS and the os's power management options?
    also, yes.

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    Have you tried turning it off and back on?
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    Only 50 times. Right now, the only way it isn't running is if I shut it down by holding the power button down. A normal shutdown just acts like the sleep does. It'll be off for a few seconds, then restart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brett friggin favre View Post
    Only 50 times. Right now, the only way it isn't running is if I shut it down by holding the power button down. A normal shutdown just acts like the sleep does. It'll be off for a few seconds, then restart.
    for the record... my suggestion might be tard, but this sleeping computer shit happens to me a lot...


    and not only do i have a problem putting my computer to sleep..
    but i also have the problem of "waking it it the fuck up" after it goes to sleep;..
    and u're forced to hold down the power button and reboot.


    I might have missed this info, but what make is ur laptop? specs?
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    Trying to hack in IBIS is like trying to kill someone in a police station, not the best idea...

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    Have you tried to give it the Ol'Fonzi?

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    I have also had success with warm milk and Benadryl.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CYBER View Post
    for the record... my suggestion might be tard, but this sleeping computer shit happens to me a lot...


    and not only do i have a problem putting my computer to sleep..
    but i also have the problem of "waking it it the fuck up" after it goes to sleep;..
    and u're forced to hold down the power button and reboot.


    I might have missed this info, but what make is ur laptop? specs?
    Toshiba Satellite S855-S5188
    Intel Core i7-3610qm @ 2.3 ghz
    AMD Radeon HD 7670m
    6gb ram
    750gb hdd @ 5400 rpm

    anything else you need will be here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16834216451 , that's mine, except i have win7 on it.

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    The magician longs to see
    One chants out between two worlds:
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    Did some googling. Came onto this thread: http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1634053

    It seems the guy fixed the problem by using this guide: http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptop...herboard-1.htm

    Good luck!


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