A Windows Vista-based computer does not resume from sleep mode

#71 (Windows 7 (and Vista) - tunnel fails after resume from Sleep

death on sleep problem; it handles each openvpn connection as a separate service. as for me it's even worser then that, after put the laptop back from sleep mode ( or hybernate mode ) same effect for both, one core of my laptop is being used up by the openvpn service. setting an options, for example if you close the lid does the machine hibernate or sleep?

#71 (Windows 7 (and Vista) - tunnel fails after resume from Sleep

You have problems after you resume a Windows Vista-based

.8, but one more symptom - when i resume, often if i restart openvpn and connect to the server, i am unable to get a (client) ip address. manner of software and hardware can trigger vista to wakeup from sleep or hibernate. least alarming reason for this absence is that 'allow hybrid sleep' is set to: on.

Troubleshooting Microsoft Windows Vista Sleep and Hibernate

comparing the route print result, there are differences between before and after sleep. each of these tasks triggers on event system:power-troubleshooter:1 (this is wake up from sleep). change from exit to restart in openvpn on tap errors was based on the observation that tap driver (ndis6) suspends on power events but does come back up on resume.

A USB device may no longer work correctly after Windows Vista

  in the case of hybrid sleep, it gives you the speed of sleep, combined with the resilience of hibernation..  interesting items would include 'the last sleep transition was unsuccessful', or 'the system is entering sleep'. point is that by design, hybrid incorporates sleep and hibernate, thus you only see sleep on the menu.

Resolving Problems with Sleep Mode (Windows Vista)

  once you have intercepted the bios boot, just carefully examine any options which could enable / disable sleep. vista hibernate and sleeplet us face facts, sleep and hibernate will never be 100% reliable. addition, i have included the results of "route print" before and after "sleep".

How to troubleshoot USB device problems that may occur after a PC

one day it will be how we use all computers in sleep mode.(*) win7 x64, tunnels configured as system service do not restart after hibernate/resume cycle. computers to sleep when they're not in use is a great idea -.

Vista resume from sleep-You have problems after you resume a Windows Vista-based

Using a Network Connection to Wake Up a Sleeping Computer

as, s3 - suspend to ram (sleep) or s4 suspend to disk (hibernate) how to stop your computer from going to sleep.  the advantaged of these pre-configured plans is that you get consistent and compatible settings for: 'turn off the display', 'put the computer to sleep' and 'adjust display brightness'. you are away from your desk and need a file on that remote sleeping machine!

Sleep or Hibernate?

  in my experience, sleep works much better on laptops than desktops. more point, vista has a setting called 'hybrid sleep', which combines sleep and hibernate as described above.  you may also have to re-enter your password to resume after sleep, however that is another.

Troubleshooting Microsoft Windows Vista Sleep and Hibernate

's cave of settings, in particular: 'sleep'6) expand: sleep after. the vpn routed ranges are gone after resuming from sleep. has released at least 12 hotfixes to solve problems caused when vista resumes from sleep or hibernate.

A USB device may no longer work correctly after Windows Vista

  also, by default, desktops are set to 'allow hybrid sleep :on'. to configure sleep or hybrid sleep, or else complain to the supplier / manufacturer. 7 (and vista) - tunnel fails after resume from sleep/standby.

then your machine comes out of hybrid sleep in less than 5 seconds, if all goes badly, then it takes relatively ages for the desktop to return, but at least you can recover your unsaved data from hiberfil..10 i602 32bit) and i also noticed that after suspend/resume, the connectivity isn't re-established. the issue occurs if i put the laptop into sleep/standby mode.