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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 870577" data-attributes="member: 49539"><p>After reading all of the extensive material about PS++ and its (or more precisely Windows') limitations, I had it working reasonably well for a week or two. Unfortunately, I had frequent problems (which I hadn't seen before) with no video output after resume from hibernation. Thinking this might have to do with my new reliance on PS++ (and by extension Windows), I deinstalled PS++ using the plugin manager which can be called up from MP Configuration. The system hibernated immediately following deinstallation and can now no longer be started for more than a few seconds at a time. On resume, the screen goes black and the system hibernates as soon as it has resumed far enough to display the desktop. I managed an Alt-F4 during one of the brief periods of operation, but the system even hibernated during shutdown, and had to be resumed 3 times to complete the shutdown. The usual approach of using F8 to force a restart instead of a resume doesn't work for me. The only timeF( produced a boot menu for me was during the fresh start. When resuming, F8 is ignored. After a new (cold) start, the behaviour remains. The system resumed just long enough to display the MP splash screen and then hibernated. At first I thought this was a Windows (7) problem, but have failed to uncover anything similar after extensive internet research. Obviously, I can't be sure it is related to PS++ either, but perhaps someone here has had a similar experience and can give me a tip on how to get back to a running system. I am pretty desperate!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 870577, member: 49539"] After reading all of the extensive material about PS++ and its (or more precisely Windows') limitations, I had it working reasonably well for a week or two. Unfortunately, I had frequent problems (which I hadn't seen before) with no video output after resume from hibernation. Thinking this might have to do with my new reliance on PS++ (and by extension Windows), I deinstalled PS++ using the plugin manager which can be called up from MP Configuration. The system hibernated immediately following deinstallation and can now no longer be started for more than a few seconds at a time. On resume, the screen goes black and the system hibernates as soon as it has resumed far enough to display the desktop. I managed an Alt-F4 during one of the brief periods of operation, but the system even hibernated during shutdown, and had to be resumed 3 times to complete the shutdown. The usual approach of using F8 to force a restart instead of a resume doesn't work for me. The only timeF( produced a boot menu for me was during the fresh start. When resuming, F8 is ignored. After a new (cold) start, the behaviour remains. The system resumed just long enough to display the MP splash screen and then hibernated. At first I thought this was a Windows (7) problem, but have failed to uncover anything similar after extensive internet research. Obviously, I can't be sure it is related to PS++ either, but perhaps someone here has had a similar experience and can give me a tip on how to get back to a running system. I am pretty desperate! [/QUOTE]
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