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Unable to hibernate

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Hi guys,

I tried to enable hibernation on one of my vista machines. I issued a "powercfg -h on" command but got an error instead.

Please refer to the screenshot for the error message.

How do i solve this ??

Thanks

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it seems it's a driver for your photo printer from Olympus camera. try to uninstall it

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i ask the user abt the Olympus camera, however, he said he did not own any camera...

so i find it very strange...

btw, is there any way to delete the affected drivers?

i ask the user abt the Olympus camera, however, he said he did not own any camera...

so i find it very strange...

btw, is there any way to delete the affected drivers?

check the installed software and try step by step to find out what is causing the issue.

with autorun i know that you can uncheck some driver to prevent them to be load at the startup

take a look

It's definitely a printer driver, and not one that ships on the Vista disc. You should look in the uninstall a program applet under programs in the control panel to see what printer or camera software is installed.

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ok sure, i'll take a look at the affected system

thanks

Just disable hibernation.

Hibernation causes more problems then it does good. I disable hibernation on all systems I work on to prevent potential problems.

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Just disable hibernation.

Hibernation causes more problems then it does good. I disable hibernation on all systems I work on to prevent potential problems.

i wish i could... but users dun understand the problem

lol

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