Macbook pro HD replace while in sleep mode(not off)

Hi All
I would just like to find out..I had my hard disk replaced by an apple authorised repair tech..took the hd to them and asked them to just fit it for me I`ll do the data side by reinstalling OSX..They did the whole opporation for me but whne I got home I saw that my computer was in sleep mode and all the apps are still open? The new HD had nothing on it so I suppose it just ran off the memory.(I was quite furious since they did not shut down my computer before swapping out the HD) My MBP is only a week old and I am quite holy about my baby!
So my question is would this action that they performed in sleep mode have casued damage to my MBP? What can I check to make sure that it did not cause damage?
I ran an extended Apple hardware test and it came back with no issues..but I think my mac is a little slower than it was before so how can I be sure?

Are you telling us that when you got home with your computer and its new internal hard drive, *with nothing installed on the drive yet,* you woke the machine up and found applications open and running? I don't think that's possible. You have somehow misunderstood what was done or what you saw.
Go back to the shop and ask for an explanation of exactly what was done, preferably direct from the employee who did the work. After hearing him or her out respectfully, describe what you saw or thought you saw on your return home, and ask for an explanation of that.
I don't think you have any cause to be mad — at least not until the work and its results have been explained to you. But you are entitled to ask questions, calmly and politely, about exactly what you paid for.
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6/29/14, 6:32:41 AM PDT SlowResponse        Kernel: Response from powerd is slow (powercaps:0x0)                                 28154 ms
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6/29/14, 8:39:34 AM PDT DarkWake            DarkWake [CDN] : Using BATT (Charge:0%)                                   45 secs
6/29/14, 8:39:34 AM PDT SlowResponse        Kernel: Response from powerd is slow (powercaps:0x0)                                 28281 ms
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Sleep/Wakes since boot at 6/28/14, 10:58:07 AM PDT :286   Dark Wake Count in this sleep cycle:280
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==========                ======              =======                                                                    ======== =====
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6/29/14, 1:11:46 PM PDT                      Summary- [System: No Assertions] Using AC
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==========                ======              =======                                                                    ======== =====
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6/29/14, 1:11:46 PM PDT Sleep                Sleep (Failure code:0x1F006A00): Using AC (Charge:2%)
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I just purchased a 13" mid-2013 MacBook Air this week, and so far everything is working well - a remarkable improvement over my 2007 MacBook! But, I've noticed that the battery seems to drain very quickly while in sleep mode. For example, it drained 10% over five hours. I've turned off bluetooth and made sure that the PowerNap option is not selected under Energy Saver preferences. And the battery health/capacity seems to be good. Are there other things that I should turn off/check out? Has anyone else experienced this? Is this even abnormal for the battery to drain at this rate while in sleep mode? Thank you!!

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HP Officejet Pro 8625 - Will not acknowledge incoming fax while in sleep mode

HP Officejet Pro 8625 - Will not acknowledge incoming fax while in sleep mode. The sender receives an error "no answer".
When I call the fax number, if I touch the screen it will wake up immediately to receive the fax.
Printing from the computer while in sleep mode works fine.
Please advise. Im missing important faxes and can only set sleep mode to a maximum of 15 mins, so I have an alarm set to touch my machine every 15 mins. sigh...
Thank you,

Hi Willia,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums! I see when your HP Officejet Pro 8625 enters sleep mode, you are unable to receive any incoming faxes. The senders will receive a 'no answer' error. I understand your printer will wake up from sleep mode if you send a print job.
First let's go ahead and make sure the OJ 8625 is plugged directly into a wall outlet, using a power bar or surge protector can cause the printer to lose basic functionality over time. To get a better understanding take a look here: Issues when Connected to an Uninterruptible Power Supply/Power Strip/Surge Protector
Now, I would like you to update your printers Firmware, click on the link below and follow the on screen instructions:
HP Officejet Pro 8620/8625 Firmware Update
Are you now able to receive incoming faxes when the OJ 8625 is in sleep mode? If not, I would like you to contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
http://www.hp.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl
I hope this helps!
Thanks,
HevnLgh
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Officejet pro 8600 plus power switch light stays on while in sleep mode. is this correct?

officejet pro 8600 plus power switch light stays on while in sleep mode. is this correct?
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The power light will slowly flash on and off when the Officejet Pro 8600 Plus is in a sleep mode state.
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Mac Pro running OS x Lion 10.7.5 sometimes locks the network password while in sleep mode.

Mac Pro running OS x Lion 10.7.5 sometimes locks the network password while in sleep mode. We have tried resetting the password in AD and locally using keychain but the problem reoccurs. Any suggestions would be great.

Also I unlocked the user account at 9:10am and by 11:10am it locked again. The user was away from his desk in a meeting.

Macbook Pro won't login after sleep (sleep with low battery -- mac turned off maybe it's called save sleep)

Macbook Pro won't login after sleep (sleep with low battery --> mac turned off maybe it's called save sleep)
So if I hit the powerbutton my mbp booted like it is booting from the save sleep (so very fast and the login screen is there in about 10 sec.and there is no apple logo while booting just the desktop screen in "unsharp" ore foggy however...)
Then when i see the login (if the keyboard backlight turned on) i wand do tipe in my code but it won't work... the trackpad is not working; and when i plug-in a usb mouse the mbp is not powering on the usb-mouse (laser is off)
Why is that this way?
Is there n option to wake up the mbp fromm deep/save sleep without haveing issiues after that?
THX

Sorry for such a long delayed response...
I was able to get to an apple store this past weekend, and let me tell you... I'm about finished with there great "support".
Right before I went to the store, I tried to eject a disk. Well the cloth in the SuperDrive (I assume to protect the drive from dust and such) Pulled up with my disk. So I get the Apple store, describe my problem and what happened with the cloth piece. The "Genius" writes up a form and tells me they have to run diagnostic and it will take a couple days... and I will get a call when its done (1-3 days).
Well on day number 3 I called up the store and they told me it was ready to be picked up? I asked if anything had been fixed and they told me they could not reproduce my "sleep issue", so they couldn't fix that.. but told me the cloth piece in the SuperDrive had been fixed.
I drive an hour (one way) to the Apple store to find that all they did was PULLED OUT the cloth... they did not replace it! So basically I have a hole for a Super Drive.
I asked why I was not called to say that my computer was ready to be picked up... didn't get an answer on that one.
I asked why my SuperDrive was said to be fixed, when nothing was done... they told me that it would have to be sent out to the factory store for that to be fixed (FIRST TIME THEY MENTIONED THAT!) Oh, and that would take 5-7 business days. Well that's not going to happen right now considering I'm a college student that NEEDS a working computer!
So I go home, angry... start just putting all my important documents back on the computer. And the screen starts blinking!!!! I guess now I have the same thing described in another post on these forms...
Lets just say that I'm not very happy with Apple right now! If anybody else has success on either the sleep issue or the screen blinking issue, please let me know!
Thank you!

Hello. My mac pro early 2008 restarts after sleep mode and it works slower. I tested it with apple hardwear test and it seems to be ok. Thank you.

Hello. My mac pro early 2008 restarts after sleep mode and it works slower. I tested it with apple hardwear test and it seems to be ok. Thank you.

Try this:
clone your system and repair it with Disk Warrior instead
Or try a clean test system install on another drive
A must: SmcFanControl 2.2 - a mere 400 rpm extra to keep air cooling up
Try to run w/o externals. MyBook included.
Is that a 7200.11 1TB? they had a lot of issues.
Run AHT off your OEM DVD.
2008 had to have EFI and SMC updates to deal with freezes on wake from sleep, and like all models, high inrush current. Hopefully you have a UPS and is 1500VA unit.
When you do hard restart from power button, you almost certainly add more directory errors and to files requiring immediate attention to repair and rebuild the directory; and to scan and repair and delete cache and temp files and folders. A must. Invest in bootable backups SuperDuper along with Disk Warrior (or TechTool Pro 6, maybe Drive Genius 3 but I'd rate that #3).
TimeMachine has its own bad habits, especially with Green drives and some externals.
Try to rule out everything and then add back one at a time.
And it may just be time to replace the 8800, very common, a couple threads this week, and it is 3 yrs old. Might want ATI 5870 or 5770.

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