Hi Freddy & all,
I have the exact same problem you have and at the bottom
of my message below is the message I received from Sony
support since I have sony computer running with windowXP:
Basically, for my problem, I found that the
file 'Atmhelpr.sys' in the c:\windows\system32\drivers
directory in my computer is date in 1997 (old version).
And soon as I remove the above file from the above
directory (by copying it to an unrelated directory in
D:drive), my problem was fixed. Hence, I am able to put
my computer in the standby mode now.
I hope this would help. Also, please let me know if the
solution to your problem is different from my.
Dennis Ho
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ERROR: The device driver for the PC/AT Enhanced PS/2
Keyboard(101/102-Key) device or the Alps Glidepoint
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If the problem persists, you may need to update this
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* Adobe Type Manager 4.0 (installs the Atmhelpr.sys
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