If you’ve found that your Sleep mode menu is dimmed out in Windows Vista, it’s most likely because Media Center disabled the option when it feels that media is being shared. This is an easy setting to fix, but it’s a little tough to locate without some assistance. First, you’ll need to open Control Panel. Pet Friendly Hotel Buena Vista Co. To make things easier, type in “power” into the search box, and then click on “Power Options”. (for command line hackers, you can just type powercfg.cpl,1 in an admin mode command prompt and get right to the good stuff) In the resulting screen, click the “Change plan settings” link underneath the currently selected plan.

In this screen, click “Change advanced power settings”. Now you’ll need to browse down to Multimedia settings When sharing media. Change both of the options to “Allow the computer to sleep”. The menu item for Sleep should be back to normal. Funny side note: This article was in response to an email from a reader, who signed it “Sleepless in Jersey”.

Win 7 PC won't wake from longer sleep. Set to NEVER Allow Hybrid sleep. Press sleep button and wake. If it doesn't work. Ified times to download and install. Windows Vista can restore your work and settings from the hard disk. Er doesn’t support hybrid sleep. Improper working sleep mode is a common concern that you might face while working with Windows 10. Find some of the most common windows 10 [].

Thanks for the grin =).

Sep 09, 2009 Very weird sleep/wakeup problem (FN-keys work. Hybrid sleep is activated but doesn't. Mode in Vista I suggest you just disable Hybrid Sleep.