Does that have anything to do with the S3 thing. Not sure if S3 is part of the hybernate deal but I know that doesnt work with any of the bios's for this board.
UD3P reboot loop after hibernating
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I am not sure what the S3 thing is?? Iwill say, I loaded W7 on another partition and it has been fine. Left it on overnight and it stayed runnuing.
What I don't get is the fact that I can tell Vista to hibernate and it will go into the loop. I have no idea why it decided to hibernate when it is idle. I have never set it to do that and none of my other Vista installs have ever done that. I might try a reinstall and see if that does anything.
Originally Posted by MADMAX22  Does that have anything to do with the S3 thing. Not sure if S3 is part of the hybernate deal but I know that doesnt work with any of the bios's for this board. |
What I don't get is the fact that I can tell Vista to hibernate and it will go into the loop. I have no idea why it decided to hibernate when it is idle. I have never set it to do that and none of my other Vista installs have ever done that. I might try a reinstall and see if that does anything.
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This happened to me, I went into hibernate. Unplugged all of my peripherals. Then when I turned my computer on, it wouldn't restart, or send anything to the screen. Idk what exactly fixed it, but I turned the power off, removed the power connector to the psu, then hooked everything back up and it fixed.
Originally Posted by dralb OK, I figured out what causes my mobo to shut down and then get stuck in a loop. I need to know if this is a Vista thing or a BIOS thing. If I set my PC to hibernate, when I go to power on, the reboot loop starts. The strange thing is that this happens after my PC is idle. I have net set it to hibernate, so I have no clue why it is doing it. Is this caused by the mobo or the OS? I am going to install W7 on another partition and see if it does it with that too. |
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