S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

[Bongkie]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

All brands of motherboards have problem with Sleep mode

This is the SOLUTION for Sleep mode S1, S3 and S4


ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Forum- Bios keeps waking computer from sleep

Moderators please STICKY this

[Blackkatt]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

All brands of motherboards have problem with Sleep mode

This is the SOLUTION for Sleep mode S1, S3 and S4


ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Forum- Bios keeps waking computer from sleep

Moderators please STICKY this

sticky this for what? I don't even have that kind of keyboard. It's not a fix at all.

[Bongkie]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

sticky this for what? I don't even have that kind of keyboard.

What keyboard are you trying to say? You don't use any keyboard?
The post on this thread is about the jumper it is not about the keyboard

[Blackkatt]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

This is for PS2 keyboard's I got USB keyboard. And the problem is not that nothing happens when i press the keyboard. The problem is the Cycle of Death, until the BIOS resets it self with wrong settings and so on...

[Bongkie]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

This is for PS2 keyboard's I got USB keyboard. And the problem is not that nothing happens when i press the keyboard. The problem is the Cycle of Death, until the BIOS resets it self with wrong settings and so on...

Just to make it clear... I am not replying on you... This thread is for S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here
I am just sharing that thread

[Blackkatt]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

Just to make it clear... I am not replying on you... This thread is for S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here
I am just sharing that thread

Okay... :)

[Lsdmeasap]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

Balckkatt S3 sleep is fixed in P35 boards, if you are failing to resume you either have a old BIOS, incorrect settings, or something in the OS causing issues.

If you would like me to look at your settings and try to help let me know, no need to bash Gigabyte at all.

[Blackkatt]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

Balckkatt S3 sleep is fixed in P35 boards, if you are failing to resume you either have a old BIOS, incorrect settings, or something in the OS causing issues.

If you would like me to look at your settings and try to help let me know, no need to bash Gigabyte at all.

Ofc that's not the only reason for my dislike of GigaByte, that would be stupid. And no, it's not fixed! As i said. Ive installed all the hotfixes, I think it's my RAM configuration 4x1GB it has cause problems with other stuff like I can't run my RAM at native 1066Mhz, we talked about this before. And my settings are fine, not much to change really. And as it says on the first page, stuff like the GA-P35-DS3R o S3 will not work above 266MHz o S3 Failed at 1333 FSB, but worked at 800 and 1066 FSB o Replaced E4500 with an Q9300 (works at 1333 and 1600 FSB) Clearly confirms its not fixed at all!!! and btw, i have the latest bios. And RAM memtest86+ for a long time and on-top of that I've run Dell's hardware check (many tests) with absolutely no errors.

[Lsdmeasap]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

Hotfixes? None really apply to S3 sleep, you only need a working BIOS that is known to have S3 sleep corrected in, and 100% fully stable BIOS settings.

Yes 4x1GB could be part of the issue, especially if you do not have it fully stable and are using proper voltages all around to support it.

It is fixed in P35 BIOS, you can't just say your settings are fine and leave it at that and say sleep does not work. You need to let us see if we can advise you on better settings

Dell's hardware check? What does that have to do with a Gigabyte system? :)

[Blackkatt]

Re: S3 Sleep Permanently fixed - Post solutions only here

Hehe you're funny :) they do apply very much, I give you some examples

You cannot make a computer that is running Windows 7 shut down or sleep

Stop error when you resume a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 from sleep or from hibernation: "STOP: 0x000000D1"