The issue could be hardware related, but if it was working previously, I’ll suspect a piece of software instead. I have that same issue if I leave my email client, ‘Windows Live Mail Desktop’, running. I wrote to MS and they assured me that there’s no such issue reported concerning ‘Windows Live Mail Desktop’, but it works for me when I exit the application. Try this; Start > Type Performance and click Performance Information and Tools when it shows on the menu > Now see if there are any performance issues.
If none is reported, then trying exiting one program at a time before putting your PC to Seep. You can also verify your BIOS Power Management is set correctly. I have not mess around with that for a long time but I know there are options. Check your motherboard documentation, though the instruction are usually vague. |