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03-01-2008, 01:46 PM
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| Blue Screen In Sleep Mode After Wake-need Help- I have been getting many many crashes since the new upgrade from 680i-780i. I kept getting driver failed & recovered error and occasional BLUE screen. Thought 1 of my memory modules went bad so i replaced... So far no GPU driver crashes but I am getting an annoying BLUE screen everytime i wake computer from SLEEP mode! I think I have the settings in bios right.....S1 & S3. I need HELP..... 
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03-01-2008, 07:58 PM
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| Re: Blue Screen In Sleep Mode After Wake-need Help- Just make sure it isn't Windows software doing it.Make sure to turn off screen savers if you let it go into sleep mode.Don't let your hard drives spin down and let the monitor turn off before sleep mode.Are you manually putting into sleep mode?Check out those things first.You have a nice setup there.It may take a bios update later on to get the sleep mode bugs out.As far as the blue screens go.It still could be a driver issue.Good Luck.
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