A long way out of "hibernation"?

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kurumpa2011-02-18 01:21:13

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kurumpa, 2011-02-18 01:21:13

What guesses does anyone have as to why the computer, when exiting sleep (and standby too) mode, is stupid for a long time? There is no signal to the monitors, the keyboard and mouse are de-energized, but Windows is already loaded. Moreover, if you turn it on immediately after switching to sleep / standby mode, this does not happen, only after some time has passed.
I'm thinking about the network, it will be necessary to conduct an experiment with the router turned off. Windows XP.

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standrew, 2011-02-18
@standrew

This can happen with an open browser with a lot of tabs. EMNIP is a flash player glitch. But I haven't seen this in a long time.

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wartur, 2011-02-18
@wartur

If we assume that pure pork does it in a fraction of a second and it does not have a hybrid sleep mode, then there are problems in the programs.
Try to chop off one after another and test, then you need to take on the drivers, let's say yota and Wifi link 5150 I was stupid at the junctions of loading, shutting down (the service could not boot in any way).

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int02h, 2011-02-18
@int02h

I had a similar problem on Windows 7. The computer woke up for a very long time. As it turned out, the video card driver was failing. Updating the driver solved the problem.

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Prometheus, 2011-02-18
@Prometheus

It is unlikely that this is your case, but just in case, I will tell you about myself.
This happens to me because of the EPU program from ASUS.
On Windows 7 there is an EPU program, which dynamically, depending on the use of the computer, changes the frequency of the processor and currents in memory to reduce power consumption.
So, when the program switches the computer to low power consumption and then the computer falls asleep - in this case, then it is difficult to wake up, it may even freeze.
And once, because of this, my memory chip (DDR3) died and the computer hung periodically ...

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lanabel, 2011-02-18
@lanabel

And if you turn it off completely, let it cool for 2-3 hours and turn it on - does it turn on normally? If it’s not normal, but it also “warms up” for a long time, it may be in the monitor. It happened to me, I still can’t bring the monitor to the repair - there is a suspicion of dried capacitors.