SilvweKeeper won't wake up my iMac

Just downloaded SilverKeeper v1.1.4. When set for scheduled backup, it's supposed to wake up iMac from sleep. Doesn't happen. I unlcoked the padlock on Silverkeeper . No joy. Scheduled back up works if iMac is awake. Suggestions?

Thanks Matthew. "Require password to wake..." is not enabled, and I'm running as the administrator for my computer. Further note: when Energy Saver puts Mac to sleep, SilverKeeper will wake the Mac and run backup. But when I put Mac to sleep manually, it won't work.

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I'm using a late 2006 2.33GHz imac.I clean installed 10.6 from disc then updated to 10.7 from download.Now every time my computer goes into sleep it won't wake up.Anyone know how to cure this problem please??

I'm using a late 2006 2.33GHz imac.
I clean installed 10.6 from disc then updated to 10.7 from download.
Now every time my computer goes into sleep it won't wake up.
The only way it will restart is to pull the mains lead out of the imac, put it back and try until it will start.
This only happened after reinstalling. Only Apple OS was on the imac and so it must be an issue with the software I believe.....
Anyone know how to cure this problem please?
Thanks
paul

This isn't a fix, more a workaround I used when I had wake from sleep problems that lasted from some point in 10.6.x, through 10.7 and into 10.8 (got fixed for me in 10.8.2). It seems to be connected with Bluetooth failing to wake up properly:
System Preferences>Energy Saver and set 'computer sleep' to 'never'.

I have recently upgraded and am finding my iMac won't wake from a sleep state 80% of the time. What do I need to change or do to prevent this?

have recently upgraded and am finding my iMac won't wake from a sleep state 80% of the time. What do I need to change or do to prevent this?

Hi 02SilverSport,
Try using the power button to wake the iMac.
OS X Mavericks: Using the power button
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5869
If you are using a wireless keyboard or mouse, check out this article:
OS X Mavericks: Wake your computer with a wireless mouse or keyboard
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH13997
And for more generic troubleshooting, try this one:
OS X: When your Mac doesn't sleep or wake
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5357
where there's a section for "Your computer cannot wake from sleep" and "Your computer is slow to wake from sleep".
Best Regards,
Nubz

Imac won't wake up since 10.4.7 update

Hello! I have a 17" imac g5 (purchased in 12/05) that will NOT wake up from sleep now since I have done the OS X 10.4.7 update. I have to hold the on/off button for at least 5 seconds and by the 2nd or 3rd time it will finally come on. Any ideas?? The only peripheal I have is a card reader. It does it with that unplugged. I also fixed disk permissions, still won't wake up. Since I am still relatively new to Mac, I need detailed instructions. Thank you so much in advance!!

Hello,
At this point, it would seem that you are down to two last options:
1) Re-install OS X from your original Restore disks.
2) take it in for repair and see if it's a hardware problem.
I think you have the last version of the iMac G5 (the one with the iSight). If so, you are still under warranty since those came out around November or December. So, you should still be in your first year (a 3 or 4 months left).
I think at this point, it would be best to do two things:
1) Run the hardware test that came with your computer. See if that finds a problem.
If it does, we'll stop there, and let you take it in for servicing.
This should be on one of your restore disks. It will say Apple Hardware Test on the disk somewhere (smaller print). And, provide directions for starting the test on your particular system.
Now, once you are in the test, run both the standard and extended tests. See if either finds a problem. This could take a couple of hours.
Let me know what it says.
2) Now, if it doesn't find any problems, then I would propose that you re-install OS X from scratch.
I would first copy any important information to an external drive or disk.
If you have an external hard drive, you could make a full backup of your entire hard drive using a program such as Carbon Copy Cloner:
http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html
This program can be used to create an exact clone of your main hard drive.
So, it is a bootable backup that can be used to put your entire system back exactly as it was at the time of the backup.
This means that if something happens, you can boot from your external drive, and resume normal work. Or, you can boot from the external drive and run the program again to restore your computer to match the backup.
This backup is an exact clone of your entire installation, so it is readable by another machine.
It works great, and I've never had a problem with it.
But, I use the "Clone" feature.
This has the advantage of being able to restore quickly, and return back to the exact point you were at when you backed-up.
In your situation, we would use this backup for two purposes. First, it ensures that all your important information is backed-up. Second, it means that if your new installation doesn't fix the problem, you could just revert back to this installation and everything would be like it was.
Now, if you don't have an external drive, then just backup your important files (e-mails, documents, downloads, anything of importance to you) to another disk (CD-R or DVD-R, etc.).
Make sure you get the 10.4.7 Combo Update stored somewhere so you can update again without downloading it.
Once you have verified that everything you want is safely stored on another disk or drive, then you could proceed with the re-install.
Make sure you disconnect any external drives (FireWire, USB) and other accessories before re-installing. Just keep your keyboard and mouse connected.
You can install OS X by booting from your Restore disks. Insert the disk, and restart while holding down the letter C on your keyboard until it finishes booting from the restore disk.
Once started-up, I would personally recommend using the "Erase and Install" option. This will give you a completely fresh installation without any of your old bugs getting carried-over.
The "Archive and Install" will basically install a fresh copy of your OS X while preserving your settings and installed software.
Here's a good article summarizing your options and how each works:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301270
The problem with Archive and Install is that sometimes problematic settings will survive using this method.
So, for best results, use the Erase and Install. Since you already have everything copied to another disk, this shouldn't be a problem.
Once the fresh installation is done, then see how your system behaves.
If everything is fine, then immediately install the 10.4.7 Combo Update.
Now, repair permissions.
See how things are now.
If everything is fine, then go ahead and setup your e-mail, programs etc.
Copy your data and files back, and resume operations
3) Now, if things still don't work right, then call your service shop and arrange for warranty repair.
It is a pain to go through all these steps. But, the service shop will blame software first unless the hardware test reveals a problem.
So, by doing a fresh install, you beat them to it. You can tell them you have already done that, and know the problem is hardware related.
Anyway, I hope that the re-install isn't needed. But, if it is, then the steps are listed above.
Start with the hardware test and other ideas above first. But, if those don't work or reveal something, then go ahead and re-install and let me know what you find.
Keep me posted on your progress, and let me know what does or doesn't work for you.
I hope this helps.

My iMac 27 2010 vintage goes to sleep and won't wake up...I have to push the on off button and hold till it shuts down and then re start...This is not good..Help please

My mac iMac 27 2010 vintage goes to sleep and won't wake up till I hold the on off power button....Then I have to restart as it is locked up....This it intermittent..
Help Please
Jim

Ops I replied to myself in error.....
Tom:
I performed the steps indicated but this morning when I clicked the mouse and hit the space key and clicked the track pad again as before nothing happens.
I hold the power button for a few seconds and the screen fills as if the computer was normally awakened but it is locked up.
Then I have to shut it down with the power button and then power it up as a reboot.
Not good...SMC reset didn't work....Throughout the day yesterday I put the computer to sleep and woke it up normally. It seems to be a overnight problem.
Am I going to have to shut it down everynight?
Jim

Apple keyboard or mouse won't wake up iMac from sleep.

After I put my iMac to sleep the keyboard or mouse won't wake it up. I have to push the power button to awaken it. Wake from sleep is enabled in bluetooth preferences so that is not the problem. Otherwise keyboard and mouse are working fine. Any help would be appreciated.

Regrettably, I can't offer a solution to the problem stated in the title. Instead, I experience the same problem.
Wireless Mighty Mouse circa 2007
Wireless Apple Keyboard circa 2007
Bluetooth dongle (a bluetooth thingy connected to a USB port)
Things worked fine until an upgrade from Tiger to Snow Leopard. Following the upgrade there were several mouse related issues. Those were resolved. One issue remains: waking by use of mouse or keyboard.
The setup (Same for keyboard and mouse)
System Preferences --- Bluetooth --- Keyboard Connected --- Keyboard Paired. The "Discoverable" box is checked.
Digging deeper
System Preferences --- Bluetooth --- Advanced --- "Allow Bluetooth device to wake this computer" --- This option is unchecked and is greyed out, inaccessible. Two of the other options are checked and available: the options about opening the Bluetooth assistant and the one about prompting incoming audio.
I've searched other posts. However, many of the other posts seem to conflate this Wake/Sleep issue with various connection issues. Thus, the advice given is a bit confusing to this amateur. Might one of you experts have a solution to this annoying little problem?
Thanks for your interest.
Lxloco

IMac/Mavericks won't Wake for Network Access

I just migrated to a 3TB Fusion drive iMac and it will not awaken when the network Apple TV tries to load the iTunes library... on WLAN
Energy Saver/Wake For Network Access is checked
I even UNchecked Put Had Disks To Sleep
Computer Sleep 1 hour /Display Sleep about 5 minutes
This worked before on my previous iMac/1TB/Lion on LAN
Any ideas? (Other than setting Computer Sleep to NEVER)
Is it because I'm on wireless now? :-/ Does "Wake" require a LAN connection?

Hi,
I have the same problem. I have also checked the settings as described.
It is really annoying that if I want to use my new Apple TV to stream from the iMac, I have to go upstairs and wake it up first.
My wireless network is via a Sagem router using Channel 2 and 802.11g.
Generally wireless network access is just fine.
Problem is just that the iMac won't wake from sleeping.
Could any installed software be interfering?
John.

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I have a fairly new iMac G5 2GHz, and just installed the latest security update yesterday(4/1/06). Since that update, everytime my computer goes to sleep, I can't wake it up.
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Thanks in advance

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The power light is on and I hear the computer running... I can even hear the error "bonk" when I try and hit a bunch of keys, but still won't wake up. Was NEVER a problem until yesterday and I haven't installed anything else.
Thanks in advance

TS3824 My iMac won't wake from sleep after installing the most recent OS update.

I'm having trouble with my iMac, the screen won't wake up after it goes to sleep. The one time it did the screen was all fuzzy and pink. This has only happened in the last few hours after installing the latest OS X Lion update. Is this normal? Can someone help?

Hello, not normal.
One way to test is to Safe Boot from the HD, (holding Shift key down at bootup), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, Test for problem in Safe Mode...
PS. Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive
Reboot, test again.
If it only does it in Regular Boot, then it could be some hardware problem like Video card, (Quartz is turned off in Safe Mode), or Airport, or 3rd party add-on, Check System Preferences>Accounts>Login Items window to see if it or something relevant is listed.
Check the System Preferences>Other Row, for 3rd party Pref Panes.
Also look in these if they exist, some are invisible...
/private/var/run/StartupItems
/Library/StartupItems
/System/Library/StartupItems
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons
/Library/LaunchDaemons
Bootup holding CMD+r, or the Option/alt key to boot from the Restore partitiion & use Disk Utility from there to Repair the Disk, then Permissions.
Re-install if that doesn't work.

IMac won't wake after sleep

Hi
I have a brand new iMac 21.5" with Hybrid drive.
Its OS and apps are fully update to date.
Strange thing is that it won't wake from sleep.
To reboot, I have to turn the power off at the wall and back on again. Neither of the usual
wake/reboot processes work (holding the power button briefly or holding the power button for
> 10 seconds). No combination of opt/ctrl/cmd/power work either. I have to turn it off at the wall
and back on again, after which it immediately boots.
I've reset the SMC and NVRAM/PRAM.
I've checked the power options - which are set to defaults (sleep after 15 IIRC).
I've also checked the console log at the time of sleep - and there is no indication of anything
going wrong (an example is below).
Does anyone have any other ideas as to what I can try before going through the painful process
of sending it into the shop?
Many thanks.
Paul.
Console log below. You can see the machine went to sleep after 12:05pm, and I woke it up and 8:20pm. There seem to be no unusual messages in the middle.
(The SASL failure is email... still working on that).
29/04/15 12:05:33.391 pm identityservicesd[265]: <IMMacNotificationCenterManager: 0x7fde94947690>:   DND Enabled: YES
29/04/15 12:05:33.392 pm identityservicesd[265]: <IMMacNotificationCenterManager: 0x7fde94947690>: Updating enabled: NO   (Topics: (
29/04/15 12:05:36.577 pm Mail[241]: Failed to start the SASL connection
SASL(-1): generic failure: XOAUTH2 requires user
29/04/15 12:05:44.142 pm Mail[241]: Failed to start the SASL connection
SASL(-1): generic failure: XOAUTH2 requires user
29/04/15 8:20:11.406 pm distnoted[232]: # distnote server agent absolute time: 6.328668630   civil time: Wed Apr 29 20:20:11 2015   pid: 232 uid: 506 root: no
29/04/15 8:20:11.592 pm otherbsd[231]: Could not get containing identifier from bundle: CFBundle 0x7fa663c16190 </Applications/Utilities/HP Utility> (not loaded)
29/04/15 8:20:11.592 pm otherbsd[231]: Could not obtain containing identifier for LoginItem. This LoginItem will not be bootstrapped: LoginItems/HP%20Device%20Monitor.app/ -- file:///Applications/Utilities/HP%20Utility/Contents/Library/LoginItems/HP%20De vice%20Monitor.app/Contents/Library/

I have gone to the apple support team - and they took me to the standard apple "what happens if your mac won't turn on" page
(If your Mac won't turn on - Apple Support) and walked me through the standard checks (which I'd already done).
The support guy thought it was a bad driver - I'm not so sure as I haven't installed anything new (just updates).
Anyway - I was just hoping/wondering someone in the wider community had seen this issue before I take the machine
in for servicing.

IMac won't wake from sleep

New iMac 27 purchased Feb 2014. If the computer is allowed to go to sleep, it won't wake up. Neither taping the keyboard or mouse has any effect. Pressing the power button whether momentarily or holding it for up to 30 seconds brings it back. The power cord must be unplugged for at least 15 seconds, plugged back in and the power button pressed to bring it back.
Setting the computer to never sleep seems to be the only thing that resolves the problem.
Allowing the display to sleep is OK.
Manually choosing sleep from the Apple logo is OK.
Base model iMac 27 with just one option, the Apple 256GB SSD
Performed all the updates after first turning on the machine yesterday
Two external WD 4TB USB3 hard drives, one for data and the other for TimeMachine
Canon Printer
Canon Scanner
OSX 10.9.1
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bill

The warranty entitles you to complimentary phone support for the first 90 days of ownership.
If you bought the product in the U.S. directly from Apple (not from a reseller), you have 14 days from the date of delivery in which to exchange or return it for a refund. In other countries, the return policy may be different. If you bought from a reseller, its return policy applies.

IMac won't wake up in the morning

iMac put to sleep around midnight, won't wake up at 7.00am . i have to hold the power button for approx.15 seconds then it restarts.
The machine is only 1 year old and has had been trouble free until upgrade to Yosemite. No mail is really slow - but works OK, and safari regularly crashes or I get the 'beach ball' when moving to a new page.
Within the last 2 weeks, now have this refusing to wake problem.
What's going on at Apple?

If your Mac happily goes to sleep but won't wake up--Hold down the power switch to force-reboot your machine and get it running again.
Don't worry-your Mac isn't narcoleptic. Its Open Firmware system or NVRAM (nonvolatile RAM) is likely corrupt, and your Mac can't remember how to wake up.
Restart your Mac and immediately hold down the Command-Option-O-F key combo until you see a somewhat intimidating command-line display that ends with the Open Fimware prompt. Type the following lines:
reset-nvram
press Return on keyboard
set-defaults
press Return
reset-all
press Return
Your Mac will reboot. Once it's running, put it back to sleep to test. If the problem recurs your Energy Saver preferences may be the culprit. Delete the com.apple.PowerManagement.plist file (go to Finder/Hard drive/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration)--don't worry, your Mac will regenerate a new one--and then restart to see if that rights the wrong.
Still did'nt work? Might be time to call AppleCare or see an Apple Genius or a technician.
Cheers!
DALE

My imac won't wake up from sleep

My iMac is about 6 months old and if it goes to sleep it won't wake up.
The screen is dark, I press on the space bar, click the mouse but nothing happens. (at least on the old iMacs there was a light to see whether it was on or not).
Then I have to hold the start button in for 15 seconds, let go, and then hold it in briefly and it restarts.
I'm running Lion. I have the screen saver set to 5 minutes and the energy saver 1) computer sleep and 2) display sleep both for 10 minutes

I'm having this same issue. Try this advice
http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/how_fix_mac_won%E2%80%99t_wake

My iMac won't wake up when it's been asleep for awhile

Each morning now, (since the last update of ML) my iMac won't wake up from sleep when I try from either
my bluetooth keyboard or mouse. Seems like it would be a bluetooth connection issue but how do
I make sure it will not interfer with waking up my computer.
I tried pushing the on/off button briefly to get it to wake up but no luck there. I always have to restart
it.

This sounds like the intermitent problem that has been around for a few users since some point during 10.6 Snow Leopard. I had the problem off and on and found the only 'fix' that worked 100% was to set: System Preferences>Energy Saver and set 'computer sleep' to 'never'.

IMac won't wake after Snow Leopard install

I installed 10.6 on my MacBook and iMac. No problems with the MacBook. But every once in a while after putting my iMac asleep it won't wake up. I push the power button, click and type. Nothing. Sometimes if I wait 10 min it turns on by itself, but usually I have to hold the power button down and reset the computer. Any ideas? Is it something on my end or an Apple bug?

Same problem here. Ever since I installed SL, I randomly get this problem requireing restart. Here is crash log for anyone that understands this goobledeegook:
Interval Since Last Panic Report: 811744 sec
Panics Since Last Report: 1
Anonymous UUID: E61B456B-8CBD-4A83-8A8F-9CB7ACB37245
Thu Oct 22 06:51:41 2009
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x226297): "thread_invoke: preemption_level -1, possible cause: unlocking an unlocked mutex or spinlock"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-1456.1.25/osfmk/kern/sched_prim.c:1471
Backtrace (CPU 0), Frame : Return Address (4 potential args on stack)
0x8a663c08 : 0x21acfa (0x5ce650 0x8a663c3c 0x223156 0x0)
0x8a663c58 : 0x226297 (0x5864e8 0xffffffff 0x586480 0x225e89)
0x8a663cd8 : 0x22699d (0x1b90a7c4 0x27a317ea 0xff37d30a 0x86)
0x8a663d48 : 0x226a2b (0x486ec5 0x0 0x0 0x29f596)
0x8a663d68 : 0x486ccd (0x486ec5 0x148ab4c8 0x8a663d88 0x29f596)
0x8a663dd8 : 0x493d40 (0x0 0x0 0x493fd4 0x0)
0x8a663ed8 : 0x49459d (0x0 0x1 0x160206b0 0x0)
0x8a663f78 : 0x4ed85f (0x1699a7e0 0x1496ba28 0x16020684 0x1)
0x8a663fc8 : 0x29d3fd (0x1496ba24 0x0 0x10 0x1496ba24)
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: CIJScannerRegist
Mac OS version:
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Network Service: AirPort, AirPort, en2
Network Service: Parallels Shared Networking Adapter, Ethernet, en5
PCI Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT, Display, Slot-4
PCI Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT, Display, Slot-1
Serial ATA Device: ST3250824AS P, 232.89 GB
Serial ATA Device: Maxtor 6Y250M0, 233.76 GB
Serial ATA Device: ST31500341AS, 1.36 TB
Parallel ATA Device: PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-111D
USB Device: Hub, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x9131, 0xfd400000
USB Device: HP Color LaserJet 2605dn, 0x03f0 (Hewlett Packard), 0x2f17, 0xfd410000
USB Device: ScanSnap S300M, 0x04c5 (Fujitsu Ltd.), 0x117f, 0xfd430000
USB Device: Apple Cinema HD Display, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x9223, 0xfd420000
USB Device: Hub, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x911b, 0xfd300000
USB Device: Hub, 0x0409 (NEC Corporation), 0x0059, 0xfd310000
USB Device: Gizmo!, 0x05dc (Lexar Media, Inc.), 0xa720, 0xfd311000
USB Device: USB Receiver, 0x046d (Logitech Inc.), 0xc526, 0xfd312000
USB Device: Macally DotMouse, 0x2222, 0x3075, 0xfd313000
USB Device: Apple Cinema Display, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x921b, 0xfd320000
USB Device: Bluetooth USB Host Controller, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x8206, 0x5d200000
FireWire Device: built-in_hub, Up to 800 Mb/sec

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