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G5 - Crash on wake-from-sleep issue
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(Last edited by gto47; Jul 27, 2005 at 12:41 PM.
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I like to just unplug mine when its on, its faster, uses even less power, and it always boots up again just fine; no annoying freezes or whatever.
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I was having wake from sleep issues with my DP 2.0 that I attribute to the USB card I've got in it. You asked for a temporary fix...here's what I do. I don't "let" my computer go to sleep on it's own. I found that if I log out and then put it to sleep it works just fine. It only takes me a few seconds to log back in and it wakes every time. I alomst never shut my computer down unless I'm going to be away for more than a day or if there are storms in the area, but I do log out and put it to sleep anytime I'm away from my desk. Not the most elegant solution but it works, and like I said I'm sure my problems are caused by my USB card, without that I had no problems whatsoever. Maybe the same thing could work for you.
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i have had similar problems...i either put my computer to sleep manually, or let it sleep, regaurdless, it will not wake up..sometimes if i leave for a couple of hours and i come back and the fan is screaming. ive called and was soposed to call back but i havnt yet..im going to call tommorow and i will let you know what happends
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have you tried logging out before putting it to sleep?
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Never argue with an idiot. They'll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Originally Posted by Peter753
I like to just unplug mine when its on, its faster, uses even less power, and it always boots up again just fine; no annoying freezes or whatever.
Are you saying you're physically unplugging your Mac instead of shutting down? Can that possibly be? 
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