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Hybernation issues?
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Posted by: campbullard
For some weird reason sometimes when I leave my computer on for an extended amount of time and the monitor goes to sleep, when I turn the monitor back on it acts as if there is no computer connected to it. Forcing me to manually restart, does anybody know what the problem might be?
Posted by: trekpsycho
Have you gone to Control Panel>Power Options and made sure that Hard disks and System Standby are set to never? Also, if you have a tab named "Hibernate" fo there and make sure that the box beside "Enable Hibernation" is unchecked.
Posted by: campbullard
Well now its doing this during games too, and when I run it for a while. I'm thinking possible overheating, but I'm not sure why windows software would overheat something.
Posted by: hwm54112
Malware overload?
Posted by: SirDeleteAlot
Hey, Im a newcomer to this site so im hoping you can help me.
I also have a problem with my hybernation thingy, ok when i load windows, type in my pw etc i get a hybernation utility message saying "VxD Error Error Code : 2" it comes up EVERY time i load windows. Any help would be greatly apreiciated.
Secondly, After i have clicked ok for the hybernation thingy i get a message saying PwrTray needs to close any help on also stoping this would also be apreiciated.
my third problem is my pinball game, i click pinball i get a mesage saying "WAVEMIX.inf is missing - it must be in the pinball directory!" again any help on this would be apreiciated!
SirDeleteAlot
Posted by: matt.modica
To SirDeleteAlot: A .inf file is a file with a specific list of the all files needed for installing a certain piece of software. Logically, you need to get this file back if it is missing. Just go to another computer and search for "WAVEMIX.inf" in drive c:. Copy the file on to a floppy disk or zip disk or flash drive or other removable media. Then, paste it onto your computer in the following folder:
C:\Program Files\Windows NT\Pinball
The same file should also be in this folder:
C:\i386
Good luck!
Posted by: chainlink
A quick search for Pwrtray pulled up the following -
Pwrtray PwrTray.exe
(Toshiba) System Tray icon found on some Toshiba laptops and which brings up a Toshiba-specific Power Management Panel (as opposed to the Microsoft version available through the Control Panel).
Recommendation :
Essential whether you use or do not use Power Saving features, as it enables you to set Toshiba specific BIOS-level power saving settings as well as Windows-level power saving settings.
If you're using a Toshiba laptop (which I'm guessing you are?) I'd look at updating the Powertray software (if there is an update?).
Posted by: SirDeleteAlot
Thanks Alot! Ive now sorted the pwrtray problemo, atm im trying the .inf one, still got the hybernation issue, anyone?.
Posted by: SirDeleteAlot
matt modica, where wouldi find this C:/1386? because i cant find it. ive tried searching and going manual, where is it? can u give me a step by step from the desktop please?
edit: i did do a search again there are 7 different i386 files! they are as thus:
C:\WINDOWS\ServicePackFiles
C:\WINDOWS\Driver Cache
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ReinstallBackups\0000\DriverFiles
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ReinstallBackups\0001\DriverFiles
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ReinstallBackups\0002\DriverFiles
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ReinstallBackups\0003\DriverFiles
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ReinstallBackups\0004\DriverFiles
Edit: ive download the WAVEMIX.inf from a site and put it in all of these. when i start up my laptop tomorrow heres for hoping pinball will work.
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