I like to use the S3 Sleep function to save a little wear and tear on the system.
I installed the Skype App and that was a disaster. The system would go to sleep but then go into some sort of re-boot loop when I would try to shut it down!
I decided the Desktop version would be a more of a conservative approach. Seemed ok at first but... however I quickly realized that if Skype is running and someone tries to connect or does connect for a conversation the system will not go into S3 Sleep until I reboot. Even if I quit Skype! When I make a call or receive a call using Skype after a reboot the problem immediately returns. This is not an issue on my W7 system!
Am I the only person in the world experiencing this issue - using S3 Sleep - on a W8.1 Update 1 system? Or, is there something going on with this ASR MB/BIOS that is giving Skype a problem? Skype Tech Support wants me to create log files so they can investigate - yeah. I suppose I can give up on S3 Sleep and move on - "something gets in your way go around it." Comments appreciated.
I tried to shutdown the system and it went into the reboot loop. I turned the power off at the P/S and rebooted, uninstalled Skype Desktop and ran CCleaner to get rid of all traces of Skype and shutdown normally! I guess the good news is the Skype App and the Workstation version have the same issues on this system!
I installed the Skype App and that was a disaster. The system would go to sleep but then go into some sort of re-boot loop when I would try to shut it down!
I decided the Desktop version would be a more of a conservative approach. Seemed ok at first but... however I quickly realized that if Skype is running and someone tries to connect or does connect for a conversation the system will not go into S3 Sleep until I reboot. Even if I quit Skype! When I make a call or receive a call using Skype after a reboot the problem immediately returns. This is not an issue on my W7 system!
Am I the only person in the world experiencing this issue - using S3 Sleep - on a W8.1 Update 1 system? Or, is there something going on with this ASR MB/BIOS that is giving Skype a problem? Skype Tech Support wants me to create log files so they can investigate - yeah. I suppose I can give up on S3 Sleep and move on - "something gets in your way go around it." Comments appreciated.
I tried to shutdown the system and it went into the reboot loop. I turned the power off at the P/S and rebooted, uninstalled Skype Desktop and ran CCleaner to get rid of all traces of Skype and shutdown normally! I guess the good news is the Skype App and the Workstation version have the same issues on this system!
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