Your welcome.

"Niall" <falconbridge@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:E52CD76E-7BE8-4ECB-BA9F-EA13B50F669A@microsoft.com...
> Wow, Pablo, after so much frustration trying to get a defective Operating
> System to work properly I went your route and fixed the problem in 1
> minute by disabling the mouse and keyboard from waking the computer. For
> the first time ever I put the rascal to sleep.
> In my toying around I also created the hibernation option the Start menu.
> I'll see if hibernation works too now.
> Thanks a lot. Niall
>
>> The power button.
>>
>>> Thanks, Pablo. I'll try that if other things don't work, just because I
>>> prefer to wake it up with the keyboard or mouse. How do you wake it up
>>> now?
>>> I'll read Brink's tutorial now. Thanks Brink.
>>> Niall
>>>
>>>>I had to set my mouse and keyboard not to "wake the computer" in Device
>>>>Manager.
>>>>
>>>>> I've had Vista Home Premium on a new desktop PC for about 6 weeks now.
>>>>> Instead of shutting down most of the time I have set it to sleep. In
>>>>> "Sleep" the fan does not stop running and I doubt the hard drive stops
>>>>> spinning, the light in the front of the computer does not flash but
>>>>> stays on, the keyboard light stays on and the only effect "Sleep"
>>>>> seems to have is make me have to reenter my password. When I do that
>>>>> "wakeup" there is no sound change and I don't think my PC has ever
>>>>> really slept. I've tried all the configurations in Power Options. I
>>>>> have no option to hibernate.
>>>>> Any suggestions how to make Sleep work, or to enable hibernation?
>>>>> Niall
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