Maybe instead of using sleep mode, either a.) shut it down when you're not using it, or b.) just set it up so that the screen shuts off when it's not in use but it doesn't actually go to sleep. I've never ever ever trusted sleep mode - I've had a lot of problems with computers after they go to sleep being completely wonked out. This might be a strange personal thing, not trusting sleep, but that's always my solution when computers act weird after sleep: don't use it!
Whether this is helpful, I don't know.
(You might also want to check the harddrive for errors and defragment, just in case.)
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ninetydegrees
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on 2012-03-04 03:54 pm (UTC)Whether this is helpful, I don't know.
(You might also want to check the harddrive for errors and defragment, just in case.)