This is from the TIL:

The following activities may prevent the Macintosh Portable or Powerbook 
computer from sleeping unless a low-power condition occurs:

1. The "Stay awake when plugged in" option is selected in the Portable 
control panel, AND you are plugged into AC power. 

2. The PowerBook or Energy Saver control panel slider selections are set to 
"Never sleep."

3. The serial driver is open and active.

4. File sharing is enabled.

5. AppleTalk is active (Check the Chooser).

Note: A volume does not need to be mounted nor do you need to be connected to 
an AppleTalk network for this to prevent sleep.

6. An internal modem's auto-answer is on.

7. Some third-party applications keep the CPU busy, not allowing idle 
processor time for sleep to occur.

8. If you have any 7.5 Apple Guide help file window is open.

9. The CSW 4000 Series Background extension needs to be disabled. Use the 
Extensions Manager control panel to turn off the CSW 4000 Series Background 
extension. This will disable background printing but allow the PowerBook to 
sleep normally.

10. Your PowerBook will not sleep automatically after the interval of time 
set in "System Sleeps" in the PowerBook Control Panel if you are using 
version 1.0.3 or earlier of the extension.



> My upgraded one refuses to go to sleep! Unless I choosed sleep from the 
>  special menu. I can't remember if I did install the latest sleeper after 
>  running into this problem, but if I did, I think that didn't solve the 
>  problem either.
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