> Zap wrote:
> Nah, hibernating stores everything on the drive and modifies your boot
> sequence. You could completely disconnect power and successfully
> resume a hibernation session later.
>
Yeah, that's what must have happened. But that's odd because I just
closed my laptop which should've se
Nah, hibernating stores everything on the drive and modifies your boot
sequence. You could completely disconnect power and successfully
resume a hibernation session later.
On 7/2/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Maybe somehow it's going into hibernate mode, but still I would think
>
> Jim wrote:
> Hibernating copies the current state of your RAM to disk then shuts down your
> PC completely.
Ah ha! Gotcha, so that probably explains why this happened in this
case. Whew. I thought I was going nuts.
However the crashes due to a memory fault are probably still due to
some of
>It asks me to log in, which I do. AND THEN IT RETURNS ME TO MY
>SESSION! All my previously opened apps, their state, everything. And
>I was able to work for about 5 min before the BSOD again.
>
>How can a PC do that? I thought that when you shut it down,
>especially if you remove the battery,
> Wayne wrote:
> Is there a CMOS battery in the laptop. It is kind of small, looks like a
> watch battery. You may need to remove the keyboard to find it.
But does that actually keep RAM powered up during a power cycle? I
thought that was only for ROM and other non user memory, not a battery
b
> are you sure it's not hibernating?
yeah, sounds like the exact same thing that happens with my wife's
brand new Dell laptop.
When I was troubleshooting it the other day, I asked about how she was
"shutting down." She told me she was Hibernating the computer, the
result is a bizarre loop of 5+ "
Is there a CMOS battery in the laptop. It is kind of small, looks like a watch
battery. You may need to remove the keyboard to find it.
>>> "Gruss Gott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/02/07 12:15 PM >>>
I've got a PC that's on the fritz and will randomly give me the BSOD
with a memory fault, "trying to
are you sure it's not hibernating?
On 7/2/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got a PC that's on the fritz and will randomly give me the BSOD
> with a memory fault, "trying to access paged memory in a non-paged
> area" after telling me it found new USB or PCI hardware even though I
>
I've got a PC that's on the fritz and will randomly give me the BSOD
with a memory fault, "trying to access paged memory in a non-paged
area" after telling me it found new USB or PCI hardware even though I
didn't touch it. Once it crashes I have to try to reboot about 10
times before it'll come up
