[ducatisteve]

Alright, first poster! Sorry for the lengthy post.

I got a new 1.8 whitebook about a week ago and it is awesome (first Apple). No moo-ing, in the low 60's temp wise all the time, one stuck pixel, but I have to hunt for it. The bluetooth Apple keyboard and Logitech mouse work flawlessly. So all in all great.

BUT

One quick question. I did a search and found a couple *similar* posts pertaining to ibooks, but here goes.

I put the computer to sleep at night when I go to bed by closing it. But when I wake up in the morning and open the clamshell, it will not turn on. I can hit keys, use bluetooth devices, hit the power key, nothing works. The first time I had to unplug it and take out the battery then turn it on again! The last time it happened, it would turn off if I held the power button long enough, letting me turn it back on, but it is still really annoying. The thing is, if I put it to sleep w/ the remote, or let it go to sleep by itself with the lid open, it wakes up in less than a second. Also, if I close it for just a few minutes, it will wake back up without a problem....it seems to be when it's closed for an extended period of time.

Is there some system preference I'm not seeing, or is it a known software problem, or should I take my chances with a new computer (still in the 21 day return policy).

Thanks!

[mulletman13]

I just had the same problem :-X

I assume its just a bug of some kind and should be fixed within the next update.

[seanc]

Could be due to your bluetooth devices. Try turning them off, and bluetooth off in OS X before you sleep the Mac next time.

[ducatisteve]

Thanks Sean, I'll give that a shot. And I hope they release an update soon to fix it, the computer is incredible!

[sieb]

You can try pressing the power button, then hit "S", then after the sleep light comes on, press any key to wake it back up. I have this same problem on my Powerbook sometimes.

[ducatisteve]

I tried turning off the bluetooth and shutting it to sleep last night and it worked! Any key will wake it back up, then turn bluetooth back on.

[seanc]

Yay, glad the problem is sorted.