Hello,
I have an HP Pavilion dv7-1273cl Entertainment Notebook PC with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit 7100 build and recently I've been noticing that there's an issue closing the computer lid to put the computer to sleep in the high performance setting. I've checked my power options and advanced power options and so far all of the settings appear to be correct to put the computer to sleep when the lid is closed. In the power saver and balanced settings, my laptop will go to sleep just fine after I close the lid, but when I switch to high performance and close the lid, the backlight will stay on and my laptop continues to run. However, once I open the lid again, there's just a black screen and I have to power off the computer and restart it to bring back the display. I'm not quite sure if there's some setting in high performance that conflicts with the lid sleep mode that is different than the other two power settings. Hopefully someone on here has had this problem also and knows what to do. Thank you in advance!
I also had Windows Vista previously before switching to Windows 7 and I don't believe I've ever encountered this problem. Of course, I own the beta edition of win 7 so that could be the cause, hopefully once win 7 is released, this may be fixed.
Thanks again!
I have an HP Pavilion dv7-1273cl Entertainment Notebook PC with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit 7100 build and recently I've been noticing that there's an issue closing the computer lid to put the computer to sleep in the high performance setting. I've checked my power options and advanced power options and so far all of the settings appear to be correct to put the computer to sleep when the lid is closed. In the power saver and balanced settings, my laptop will go to sleep just fine after I close the lid, but when I switch to high performance and close the lid, the backlight will stay on and my laptop continues to run. However, once I open the lid again, there's just a black screen and I have to power off the computer and restart it to bring back the display. I'm not quite sure if there's some setting in high performance that conflicts with the lid sleep mode that is different than the other two power settings. Hopefully someone on here has had this problem also and knows what to do. Thank you in advance!
I also had Windows Vista previously before switching to Windows 7 and I don't believe I've ever encountered this problem. Of course, I own the beta edition of win 7 so that could be the cause, hopefully once win 7 is released, this may be fixed.
Thanks again!
