Fixya solutions:: my question is about my Hewlett Packard model p6-2003W desktop blue light on ucp and moniter going to sleep and shutting off when I reboot or shut off power they both come on and I a

This is because the monitor's Power Button Lockout function is enabled. Press and hold the Power button for 10 seconds to unlock the Power button function. Your sleep problem should also be related to the lockout issue.

enter the bios on startup and there should be an option to wake on mouse or keyboard

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in control panel, select the power Options,, Change the preffered plans to HIGH PERFORMANCE then click on change plan settings, change turn of diaplayto never and put computer to sleep never... Remember to turn on your screen saver and put the pc to sleep manually when not using it.

this is a common problem and caused by corrupted registry entries. The popper fix is to reformat or restore the system.

i'd say that your cpu or the memory got fried in that lightning hit does the computer come on at all?

try this turn off computer

press F8 for SAFE Mode while turning computer back on

let me know how that works

Change your sleep settings in the Control Panel under Power Options. You can set it to never go to sleep or have it to go to sleep after 2 hours. There will be settings to control when the monitor shuts off, when the hard drive shuts off, etc.

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You can prevent the computer from going into sleep or hibernation mode by going to the CONTROL PANEL - POWER SETTINGS.

Once here, change the settings to High Performance.

You can also go into advanced properties and manually change all of the settings - including when the hard drives go to sleep (I set this to NEVER), when the monitor will go to sleep (again, I set to never).

Boot your computer in safe mode by pressing and holding the F2 key. Go to control panel power options and turn off the sleep mode all together.

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Generally all Windows OS has an option for sleep & hibernate.

Windows XP Users

• Sleep Mode

By letting your computer idle for a period of time, i.e. not moving the mouse/touchpad, or not pressing any keys except when playing a video, the screen or desktop monitor will go dark. You can resume the computer by moving the mouse/touchpad or by pressing any key on the keyboard.

• Hibernation or Standby mode

Click Start, click on Turn Off Computer, then click Stand By.

Windows VISTA/Windows 7 Users

To put Windows VISTA & Windows 7 in Sleep or in Hibernation, the steps basically the same. First click Start, then click the small arrow head located to the right of the Start Menu, then you click Sleep or Hibernate.


Fig. 1. Windows VISTA Start Menu. To put Windows VISTA to Sleep or Hibernate, click the small arrow head right next the Lock icon then click Sleep or Hibernate.


Fig. 2. Windows 7 Start Menu. To put Windows 7 to Sleep or Hibernate, click the small arrow head right next the word Shut Down then click Sleep or Hibernate.

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First Re-seat your RAM ..check all cables connected properly inside CPU...Also let me know how much beep you heard .It is to provide a better solution..
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