Satellite P875-S7200 will not wake up. Over weekend, left laptop sleeping, and off charge. It has been reconnected to power for four hours, but will not wake up. Have tried Ctrl key, key pad, usb mouse, powering off, waiting 20 mins, then powering on but will not move from hibernation. Using Windows 7 Home Premium. What else can I try? Hi Try this and reply bace!Perform a power cycle Even when your laptop is off and unplugged, residual power can still be held in some components. While this is normal, clearing it can help with boot problems. Perform these steps to complete what’s called a power cycle. Ensure the laptop is turned off.Unplug the laptop's AC power cable.Remove the battery (if the model has a removable battery).Unplug all wires or peripherals. This includes CDs, DVDs, USB sticks, mice, printers, and any other accessories.Hold down the power button for thirty secondy.Connect the AC adaptor to the power socket that was confirmed to be working in the first step.Connect the other end of the AC adaptor to your compute

r.Try starting the computer.If your laptop starts normally now, you're done!M Hi Try this and reply baie!Perform a power cycle Even when your laptop is off and unplugged, residual power can still be held in some components. While this is normal, clearing it can help with boot problems. Perform these steps to complete what’s called a power cycle. Ensure the laptop is turned off.Unplug the laptop's AC power cable.Remove the battery (if the model has a removable battery).Unplug all wires or peripherals. This includes CDs, DVDs, USB sticks, mice, printers, and any other accessories.Hold down the power button for thirty seconry.Connect the AC adaptor to the power socket that was confirmed to be working in the first step.Connect the other end of the AC adaptor to your computer.Try starting the computer.If your laptop starts normally now, you're donei ! This my be wrong, but this is what I do. I never let my laptop go into sleep or hibernation. If I'm not going to be using it, I just shut it do

wn. That has worked for me. I personally think there is a problem with these features. I see it every day on the forum. Not knowing how you use your PC, that's the best I have at this momentDoki PM Thank you for this solution. After seeing all the steps, I decided to tackle it after a good night's sleep. This morning I tried starting the laptop one more time, and after being off all night while charging, it came on and I have used it off and on all Morkie Puppies For Sale Azday. But I am printing your information in the event I need it agUsed Furniture For Sale Beaufort Scain. I will never again let it sleep for an extended amount of tTudor Style Homes For Sale In Nashville Tnime. I believe I caused the problem by leaving the laptop in sleep mode, but not charging while out of town for 2 1/2 d

ays. The computer switched to hibernation mode on its own, and I assume the battery was very low, even tho I put it on charge for a few hours while trying to get it out of hibernat8 PM Hi Thank you for your feed back. It's always nice when someone replies back with a posijoan. You made m59 PM Hi You might also go here and change options that suit the way you use you:55 PM I'm experiencing this same problem with my Satellite C855-55236.  I tried the steps you recommended, Dokie, but the darned thing is still deader than a doornail.  What does one do if your fix doesn't8:51 AM you should start your own thread as you have a completely different computer than 03:25 PM I have a Satellite P55-A5312 and had the same problem. Tried what Dokie suggested, i 04:16 PM It did not work for me. P55t-A5202 mdl. any other sn, Try this. How to reset Power Settings to Default using Command PromptClick on Start.Locate the search box.Type in CMD then click on CMD on the top

of the list.This will open the command prompt, type in powercfg –restoredefaultschemes then press t Hello, I have a Toshiba Satellite A665-S6050 laptop.  After boot-up, when I first put the laptop to sleep, it will wake up with no problem.  If I try to put it to sleep again, though, the power indicator light won't change from white to flashing orange.  There is no way to wake the laptop from this state without forcing a reboot by holding down the power button or unplugging the cord.  I tried resetting my power options to no avail.  Does anyone have any suggestions about how to fix this? Try a System Reset: Turn off computer. Remove all attachments and battery. Press and hold the Power button for 15 seconds.  Attach Power and insert battery.  Start computer and tap F2 at the Toshiba splash screen to get in BIOS.  Press F9 to reset system defaults.  Press F10 to Exit saving changes. Select Yes to complete process.  The computer will restart.M I tried that and it didn't work

PM If it were mine, I just wouldn't let it ever go to sleep again and use hibernation instead.  However, if you want to try something else, the next thing would be a System Restore back to a time before this started happening. If that is more than a few days, and I suspect it is considering the time of your original post, you'll need to back up anything you have added since the restore date. It's been 3 weeks since I answered your original post so I'm assuming you've been managing ok4 PM - ed07 PM I've have the same issue.  It does not help to go back to "Out of the Box State"  It has always done this since I go:02 AM I have the same problem and have standard set up on my toshiba within an office environment.  I am using a docking station and only have 'sleep' option not 'hibernate'.  The issue is that if I put it into sleep mode at the end of the day I can't start it up again without rebooting and loosing work that I had open.  I also like to leave all my documents / apps open so I know where I am to start back up the next day but can't do this because the sleep mode does not start ba

5:28 PM Hello all- I haven't seen a resolutoin posted on this so wanted to include my laptop which has a similar problem.  It's a Toshiba Satellite L655D-S5145 running Windows 8.  This is an intermittent problem and so far has been unpredictable in terms of repeating it, but when it happens essentially it will not wake up from sleep (or some unknown locked state) when the lid is opened from a closed position.  Sometimes the fan can be heard running, and the 1st 3 lights are on as white.  The normal sleep state has the 1st and 3rd lights white, with the 2nd one slowly blinking orange.  The basic symptom is that the screen stays blank and I at first thought this was an intermittent monitor/hardware problem, but I am now thinking it is some type of subtle software or driver bug.  If anyone runs across a definitive fix please post it.  Doing a System Restore or the like is not an option for me at this point. ps- Toshiba support, if you're listening I am 100% confident that someone on your support or engineering teams knows what this problem is so please s

04:33 AM Rather disappointing that no ne has come up with a solution for this, and in the Toshiba forum at that.... Got a new Toshiba Satellite C50D A 13G laptop here, new out the box.  Running Wi Updated. If the laptop is put to sleep either by the button or the "start" menu it will not come back on.  It blinks on for a moment but then all we get is a black screen and the only solution is to rebooot. Have tried rolling the graphics driver back and then updating iNo luck.  Tried turning the setttings to "do nothing" and bac No luck. Hibernating works ok but seems a shame to not have the sleep function.  Also, the wifi sometimes struggles to work after waking from hibernation. Should this go back to ame issue. It's a shame Toshiba, I thought you guys were different from Dell/HP  : / let's go, this is ridiculous to have this problem with a NEW Toshi 11:22 AM Last week I bought a Toshiba L75D-A laptop. So far so good until this morning when I walked away from the laptop for about

45 minutes. Upon I pushed to power button to awake it from sleep mode. The machine re-booted! Is this supposed to happen? If so, then how do I wake up the computer? If this is a bug, and there is no fix soon, then I will take it back for 01:40 PM At the Start screen, type Power Options, click on Settings at the upper right and then click on Power Options at the upper left. Click on Choose what closing the lid does at the upper left.  Your current selection may be Shutdown.  Change it to Sleep and click Save Changes. If you should have occasion to post back here, please give the COMPLETE model info as in my examples below and start a new thread of your own rather than piggy-backing on someone e 08:57 PM This w 06:59 AM I just bought this new laptop (Satellite C55-B5200) a couple days ago, and when I got home, I plugged it in an it was working just fine. Later that night, I had put it in sleep mode for a couple hours. When I came back to turn it on, it wouldn't. The power button didn't work at all, and it wasn't till I plugged it in tha

t it turned on. Yesterday, I turned it off because I left again, and when I came back, the same issue occurred; only this time, it was harder for the laptop to read that the charger cord was in. The light didn't come on until after 3 or 4 tries of taking the cord out of the socket, waiting 10 seconds, then putting it back in.14 09:56 AM MatiasLopez, you might want to try these suggestions: What can I do if my Windows 8 lap014 09:31 AM I have a similar problem as described in this thread. I have a new C75D-B7220. If I change any of the default power settings (e.g. change default time to sleep to never), then I am unable to wake the computer from sleep mode. I had the computer set to sleep when lid closes. When I open the lid, the amber computer activity light (this unit seems to have no hard disk activity light) comes on and the white ring around the power button illuminates, but the screen remains black. Pressing a keyboard button, mouse button, or the power button does not bring

the display back. For now, my workaround has been to set the computer to Hibernate on lid close. This adds 15 or more seconds to resume, but seems to work for now. Is this intended operation for sleep mode? If not, perhaps I should return the u2014 01:18 PM The screen never comes back on after waking from sleep? It always does this -2014 05:56 AM @makarov123 I have two Toshiba c75d-b models as well doing the same thing.  when I close the lid, sleep mode should begin. Sometimes it does, but most of the time, I come back to find that the fan has been running, the unit is warm as if it was being used, and when I open the lid, the screen will not come back on. No mouse click, keybord stroke, or pushing the power button will "wake" it.  I have to hold power button to shut it off and then turn it back on. Very frustrating experience when I'm trying to get work done. Both of my machines are doing it... so it has to be a bios7-2014 07:43 AM What specific Satellite C75D-B models do you have, and what is