Not all Device drivers and applications are written to support
"Standby Mode". In other words Windows is unable to put
the components or programs to sleep. Sometimes, vendors will
release new/updated drives & patches to address the problem.
The difficult part of resolving the issue is finding the problematic
device or program. If you run the Microsoft Management
console and expand Event viewer (Both System & Applications)
you might find an error message that can help lead you to the
There are a number of excellent web-sites that have tech docs
on Power-down/Suspend & Standby problems.
Bigbeezer said:
about 50% of the time when I try to go into standby mode on my computer,
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