Which is why I was saying to check the various devices like NIC & Mouse,
etc... to make sure they have "Allow this device to bring system out of
standby" checked.
Many of those update could have changed that. If not, then I'd guess
you're right & it's a bug.
Winterlight wrote:
At 08:34 AM 7/19/2005, you wrote:
When my i8200 is manually "suspended", I must push the power switch to
wake it up again. Otherwise it wakes on keyboard or mouse activity
from simple sleeping.
Well, my latitude didn't behave like this before the patch, but now I
can not let it <stand by> or it requires the power switch to bring it
back to life. If I restore my backup image it goes back to behaving like
it did before, which tells me it has nothing to do with hardware.
The patch has changed something in the OS that effects laptop Power
Settings but doesn't appear as a option. I have read through what the
roll up does and I don't see any mention of Power. I' guessing that this
is a unintended bug
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;900345
After thinking about it, I realized that this laptop has three jobs,
Print Server, extra backup storage, and I use it to upload a weekly
backup with ftp.
The only time I launch Internet explorer is to get updates that I don't
really need. I run System Works firewall and anti virus in the
background, probably don't need them. But in any case I am going back to
my image file and forget about any other updates.
Are you sure that all the "Allow this device to wake" settings are
still enabled in the NIC setup, etc...?
