The cooler does not turn on in sleep mode.
05.06.2005, 18:40
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people, please consider this, having already created the topic, but I can’t find out and don’t remember how to do it.
06.06.2005, 01:19
I need to start the ventilators in sleep mode - I remember that the bios needs to be checked, but if I don’t remember - please help
Not all boards support speed control of the fan(s).
And yet, I can’t think of anything like this.
Perhaps you would rather have known them if they were so respected?
06.06.2005, 01:42
:biggrin:
06.06.2005, 02:19
And seriously - about what kind of fans are they (call them 3 or more) What kind of motherboard?
06.06.2005, 04:34
And what is “hibernation mode” - not “Hibernate mode” in Windows, or through DPMS, when the disks spin up and the monitor goes dark?
06.06.2005, 10:22
That's why I'm burning - what kind of mark is it needed for?
It’s a paradox, but in order to supply the power correctly, you need to know at least 2/3 of the line :-)
Conducting an experiment: when the bear was in the sleep mode, the fan did not interfere.
06.06.2005, 12:10
When this function is turned on, the fan becomes louder.
If only I could guess that there could be more reasons.
In sleep mode, the computer is completely powered up, which writes RAM to the drive.
For example, I have two modes - S1/POS and S3/STR, the other is economical and the valve is off, and S1 is off.
08.06.2005, 02:53
Look for similar settings in the Power Management bios.
No less for you.
Veschiy
The gates are no longer configured in hibernate (STR).
You might be confused between Sleeping mode and Waking mode.
I'm shaking, that's it.
08.06.2005, 04:23
Wakeup mode: the valves were turned on again, regardless of the ACPI mode - or the WakeUp Events settings (bear, keyboard, modem or Disabled) were not applied, as well as the “Soft off by power btn” setting.
S3 and S1 have grown apart from the appearance of S3.
It’s a paradox, but in order to supply the power correctly, you need to know at least 2/3 of the line :-)
The food indicator went out, I wanted to stop.
[B]Hibernation mode: Recovering from memory being transferred to disk and POST (Power On Self Test) when turned on.
Have you tried resetting the BIOS?
Should you pick up Rozgin?
Or maybe not at all on the right?
Maybe the life block, for example, is to blame, because the XP-shka on the right is not so understanding/supportive?
This is approximately what it looks like (Connection devices).
Windows has a number of Windows modes.
In addition to the initial shutdown of work, when we turn on the computer, there is also sleep mode and deep sleep.
We can sense that you are victorious about the situation when you plan to interrupt your work at any hour - from many days to many years.
In this case, the “suspension” is much more beautiful, but it is less obvious.
Let's talk about everything in order.
Windows 7 and Vista: click on the “Start” button, click on the small button with the arrow for “Shutdown”, and select “Sleep” from the list.
Windows XP: "Start" - Open (Windows computer) - Wakeup mode.
Windows 8: Live button () - Sleep mode.
Or click on “Start”, click on the small button with the arrow in order from “Complete work”, select “Sleep” from the list.
You can also save your computer like this: move the cursor to the bottom right corner of the screen, press the button from the gear image, click on the “Switch” item and select “Sleep mode”.
If you don’t have a personal computer, but a laptop or netbook, you can often “save” it by simply lowering the lid.
Before speaking, it is often written in the settings of Windows 7 and Windows 8 so that the computer will spontaneously sleep through the last hour of inactivity.
It’s up to you to fall asleep on your own, without your help, because you can’t sleep at any time.
How to “wake up” your computer
- There are many ways to get out of sleep mode.
- All the stench is simple, but it doesn’t affect the skin – it can still be stored on the computer itself, as your wine is leaking.
- In any case, you will have one of the options:
- Rotate the bear
- Click the left mouse button
Press any keyboard key
Press the power button on your computer
If you are stuck with the lid of your laptop/netbook down, just lift it up
Deep sleep mode
This is a special mode for laptops.
He is more economical and less sleepy.
We can safely say that with your choice, the computer is locked into deep sleep and consumes very little electricity.
In a short time, you will notice that the computer “freezes” and “freezes” more often than not.
And so you don’t notice any particular difference between hibernation mode and deep sleep.
Ale is not so clear.
Known people say that the sooner you use/disable the equipment, it will last longer.
So, in my opinion, it would be better if the computer started working without a hitch.
The explanation is this: when the computer gets wet, its internal parts heat up and expand, and when it gets wet, a smell is released and heard.
As it happens often, the parts wear out more quickly.
The same computer can simply get out of the way through the electrical strips.
So why go out, better yet, don’t get angry?!
It's still cool.
Apparently, the cutting of an electric jet using any technique does not lead to crusting.
And if there are interruptions in the electricity supply, I would rather turn on the computer (including intermittently) unless it is too late.
It's still cool.
And since everything is so easy with electrical protection, and even better, there is a special device (voltage stabilizer), then you can never break the computer.
Just at night or under an hour of inactivity, switch it to sleep mode.
Albeit, it’s meaningless and seems wrong.
If you want a refrigerator, for example, it works without interruption - and nothing.
You can try Advanced Power Management and change the type of sleep mode to S3.
I don’t know anything like that there, maybe the bios is old.
Another way to call it is the one who checks.
I don’t see how the news will start...
My processor cooler freezes in sleep mode.
I also eat food from Winchester.
Moreover, it is independent of modes S1 and S3.
Intel processor, motherboard 965 rokiv.
There are different modes of buoyant and hibernating modes.
I ask you not to confuse the warmth with the softness. In the refresh mode, I don’t have mercy on the voltage on the memory and the processor is lost.
In essence, the stench is fed and processed.
Therefore, the valve does not turn on - it continues to cool the working processor.
And when you switch to hibernation mode, the current memory and registers of the processor are saved in a file (hiberfil.sys) on the hard drive, after which the computer freezes and can be unplugged from the socket.
S3 (STR) Only (Suspend to RAM) has even lower energy consumption than S1.
All information is saved in RAM, everything is turned on and is deprived of all the damn stuff.
The computer keeps crashing even more.
Suspend to RAM is very important to the block of life, but problems on current computers are not to blame.
