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ATI Help

fightingfi

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I purchased a new mobo,cpu,ram and such, monitor is new from past xmas. Anywho i reinstalled Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit 2 days ago but everytime i turn the monitor off and then come back later to use the computer again i gotta reboot.It doesnt wake up from mouse or keyboard there both usb and enabled in the bios.Latest ATI drivers for "THIS" card are 9.3 which are installed.PC is as follows AMD Phenom II 955 with 4 gigs of ram,ATI 1050 256 mb card( im waiting on the 58xx) No problems ever before with my older computer .its the gigabyte ud3p series amd 770 chipset board with Vista 64 bit sp2 installed.
 
if you are using sleep mode or standby mode you need to make sure the bios is set to either S3 or S4 standby mode.. just make sure in the OS that you dont have it set to turn the hard drives off while idle.. ive had weird issues with that causing my system to not come back up after being idle..

and yes radeon there is an ATI x1050 card.. http://ati.amd.com/products/RadeonX1050/index.html
 
if you are using sleep mode or standby mode you need to make sure the bios is set to either S3 or S4 standby mode.. just make sure in the OS that you dont have it set to turn the hard drives off while idle.. ive had weird issues with that causing my system to not come back up after being idle..

and yes radeon there is an ATI x1050 card.. http://ati.amd.com/products/RadeonX1050/index.html

Yea I thought about that like 10 minutes later... "ATI 1050" didn't really ring a bell.
 
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