Added second monitor computer won't wake up

I have reviewed several support threads on the subject of a 2008 Mac Pro not waking up after it goes to sleep. I have a 2008 mac pro that was working flawlessly with a 26 inch asus monitor. My bluetooth mouse and keyboard would wake it up instantly. I decided to add a second monitor, a 27 inch planar.
I had the mac set up to save power and after just five minutes of non-use it would go to sleep. My wife asked me if I would keep it on longer so she could watch the pictures that show up through the screen saver so I set it to 15 minutes and then it goes to sleep. Now though, if it goes to sleep it won't wake up and remote connections from an imac fail to awaken it as well. I am forced to hold down the power button to shut it down. I have tried the startup where I hold down command option p r but I can't get it to sound a second chime whether I start after the first chime or before the gray screen appears. After trying this every other restart does not work, the fans turn on but nothing else happens. It is quite odd. I am at my witts end. I suppose the proper course of action is to disconnect the second monitor and see if it wakes up, but I am hoping before I do that that someone might weigh in on the issue and solve it. I guess I should also try a usb keyboard as well. Thanks in advance for reading this and I hope you can help me out with this. John

Ok, here is where I am at. I reseated the two dimms. They are now showing up. I still can't get a PRAM reset to work and I have not obtained a USB keyboard yet. I reset the PRAM on my imac with a bluetooth keyboard and it worked so I believe I am doing it properly. I reset smc via following directions on an Apple page. I am hooking up the second monitor now and will see how it goes. I will keep you posted. Thank you.

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Hey Zyzx,
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Seems as if you've tried everything that any of us would recommend - since you've a one-year warranty, take advantage of it. Take your machine to your nearert Apple store or an AASP and have them diagnose the problem and repair the machine.
Good luck,
Clinton

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Hello I am having an issue with my computer not waking up from sleep mode.
Example:
I walk away from my computer for a certain amout of hours and it goes into sleep mode. I come back and move the mouse or hit any keys on the keyboard; nothing, doesnt come back to life.
I have the latest driver updates, I have tried looking this up but came up with nothing, and also I thought that I set it so it wouldn't go to sleep but don't know if I did it right.
This is my computer:
Laptop Toshiba Qosmio x505-(sorry don't know the exact spec)
Thank you,
Dillan

Dillan
Try resetting the power plans to the default. Enter this at an elevated command prompt.
powercfg -restoredefaultschemes
If you need to repost, look on the Toshiba label on the bottom of your laptop. Gives us the full model name/number like Qosmio X505-Q830, and give us your model's part number like PQX33U-00K00H. As well, please confrim what OS version you're using like Windows 7 64bit.
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