Hibernation is destroyed

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Vigilante

I tried the RC1 Candidate for SP1, ended up uninstalling it.
It broke my hibernation and did something to my PC.
It hangs everytime I try the on button.
The BIOS doesn't go anywhere.
It doesn't shutdown either.

I did not install anything else.
I did not tweak or even go into my BIOS.
Hibernation worked fine and the PC booted fine before the SP1 package.

I just wondered what the best course is to repair this?
 
Vigilante said:
I tried the RC1 Candidate for SP1, ended up uninstalling it.
It broke my hibernation and did something to my PC.
It hangs everytime I try the on button.
The BIOS doesn't go anywhere.
It doesn't shutdown either.

I did not install anything else.
I did not tweak or even go into my BIOS.
Hibernation worked fine and the PC booted fine before the SP1 package.

I just wondered what the best course is to repair this?
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I cannot think of a way that an operating system or service pack could
interfere with your BIOS. How and where did you get the SP1 RC that you
used?

I recommend reinstalling the OS, preferably with your Vista DVD, or with
your system restore DVDs, or using your recovery partition.

Before you do that, though, wait a little and see what else others here may
recommend. Then let us know how things turned out.
 
Vigilante said:
I tried the RC1 Candidate for SP1, ended up uninstalling it.
It broke my hibernation and did something to my PC.
It hangs everytime I try the on button.
The BIOS doesn't go anywhere.
It doesn't shutdown either.

I did not install anything else.
I did not tweak or even go into my BIOS.
Hibernation worked fine and the PC booted fine before the SP1 package.

I just wondered what the best course is to repair this?
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Wipe the drive and clean install the operating system. This is why you
never install a beta on a production machine. Report your findings to
the proper channel for bug-fixing. That isn't here.


Malke
 
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