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<blockquote data-quote="pierremenard" data-source="post: 255483" data-attributes="member: 19559">This does not happen without MP. And does not happen if MP has just started. The hibernation is blocked only if MP had a normal usage (a little bit of music, some tv). I think it is linked on the amount of RAM used by the application.Cross-test: Normal use of MP -&gt; Hibernation -&gt; &quot;Insufficient System Resources Exist to Complete the API&quot;Normal use of MP -&gt; Quit MP -&gt; Hibernation -&gt; OKI know it's a system error, it's not MP to blame. Anyhow I'm looking for a workaround. So is it possible that tvservice&nbsp; kills MP and re-run at resume? There's a command line option, but it's the same for hibernation and resume and I need 2 different...F.p.s. I did not try with only 1 gig. Should I?p.s. In a MS newsgroup they just told me to unenable Hibernation, restart, defragment, restart, re-enable hibernation. I'll try this evening. With little faith.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pierremenard, post: 255483, member: 19559"] This does not happen without MP. And does not happen if MP has just started. The hibernation is blocked only if MP had a normal usage (a little bit of music, some tv). I think it is linked on the amount of RAM used by the application. Cross-test: Normal use of MP -> Hibernation -> "Insufficient System Resources Exist to Complete the API" Normal use of MP -> Quit MP -> Hibernation -> OK I know it's a system error, it's not MP to blame. Anyhow I'm looking for a workaround. So is it possible that tvservice kills MP and re-run at resume? There's a command line option, but it's the same for hibernation and resume and I need 2 different... F. p.s. I did not try with only 1 gig. Should I? p.s. In a MS newsgroup they just told me to unenable Hibernation, restart, defragment, restart, re-enable hibernation. I'll try this evening. With little faith. [/QUOTE]

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