T410 fails to wake from sleep with 2nd Hard drive installed?

Ever since I've installed a second hard drive in my T410, a Hitachi 250GB drive, my machine fails to wake from sleep (sometimes)... Then I have to do a hard reset.
I had the same problem without the 2nd drive when I tried to use the HD Password in the BIOS and found out that it was something to do with the Crucial M4 drive I'm using. But this same problem is now happening ever since using the 2nd drive slot.
Any ideas? I really like the extra storage space and don't want to remove it based on this problem.
T410(2537) -- i7 620M - Intel HD GPU (1440 x 900) - 8GB RAM - 128GB Crucial M4 SSD - 250GB Hitachi HDD - Windows 7 & 8 Pro
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Well it seems the problem was caused by the firmware version for the SSD I've installed.
The problem was resolved by updating the Crucial M4 SSD with the latest firmware.....
......and It solved the HD1 password issue too.
T410(2537) -- i7 620M - Intel HD GPU (1440 x 900) - 8GB RAM - 128GB Crucial M4 SSD - 250GB Hitachi HDD - Windows 7 & 8 Pro

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Jan 30 10:43:13 Macintosh crashdump[3329]: crash report written to: /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/WindowServer.crash.log
Jan 30 10:43:13 Macintosh configd[43]: posting notification com.apple.system.config.network_change
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Jan 30 10:48:16 Macintosh xgridagentd: Warning: error opening connection (Jacks Computer): Authentication failed
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=1 LocalApicId=1 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=2 LocalApicId=7 Enabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=3 LocalApicId=6 Enabled
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=5 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=6 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorApicId=7 LocalApicId=0 Disabled
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Copyright (c) 1982, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Started CPU 03
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: ACPI: System State [S0 S3 S4 S5] (S3)
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: BSM auditing present
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: disabled
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: BSD root: disk0s2, major 14, minor 2
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Jettisoning kernel linker.
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Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
Jan 30 10:52:01 localhost kernel[0]: Matching service count = 2
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Hello Alexandre,
First - thank you very much for taking time to offer thorough and informed advice.
However - as indicated in my last post, I have performed the first (and very basic) "test" - I checked to see if Xgrid was included in my network prefs and found that it was. I unchecked it because I don't have the setup to make use of processor resources on the other Mac I have in my home network. (And that other Mac is an old G4 eMac - not much help anyway!)
More specifically: it's apparent that I was using Xgrid "inappropriately" so I think the System Log really indicates that no connection can be found -because there isn't one!
I too still wonder about the "missing CPU 4" but, overall, I see no other indications that there's a problem. Activity Monitor shows all four CPU cores and they're all showing activity. I have not seen (or noticed) this in prior System Log reports so, if I see this again - I'll renew efforts to find it's significance and take appropriate action.
I then put my Mac Pro to sleep, waited a bit, then depressed an arrow key: the machine woke from sleep normally. This "solves" the immediate problem of abnormal wakening - at least I'm satisfied that it does and will continue monitoring for any similar "misbehaviors."
Power Management: I have purposely avoided doing anything with Power Management once I had it set to my liking. That is, I set the screen to sleep in 1 hour, I set the hard drive to "never" (sleep) and only use the Sleep menu command to put the Mac Pro to sleep. My dictum is to "not fix what isn't proved to be broken." Again - if I continue to have problems or new problems crop up, I will then go ahead and start making changes such as those you mention. (Like deleting com.apple.PowerManagemetn.plist)
Next: I did already run permissions repair and may do so again anytime I see problems which could be connected to permissions. Since I have "taken Xgrid" out of the picture, I don't think this particular permissions issue is going to be a problem under my current set up.
CarbonCopyCloner: Here we have a bit of a conundrum. I need! to keep CCC "available" to run scheduled back up tasks. I was given (a very expensive) 1TB wireless backup drive for Xmas and - through long trial and error - found that CCC is the most appropriate back up application for that drive.
For now: I consider that the problem is a bug in CCC and will contact Mr. Bombich about this.
Again: I do appreciate your pointing out this and the other things. You have helped me think through what could have been a very complex process in trouble shooting.
I think that my issue turned out to be simple: I may have accidentally touched the wrong key or key combination when I moved to wake the Mac Pro from sleep. I think that Xgrid was a problem but that now seems to be eliminated. The Mac Pro is now waking normally - which was my original objective.
Oh, and just to be clear: I forgot to mention above that I did re-examine the System Log and there are now no signs of the items in the log I posted originally here.

MBP Wakes From Sleep With Lid Shut

My MacBook Pro (only about 1 1/2 months old) wakes from sleep while the lid is shut. I close the lid to put the computer in sleep mode and wait until it has fully entered sleep mode (the white light pulsates). If I then pick the computer up and rotate it some, more often than not it sounds as if the hard drive kicks back on and the apple logo on the top of the screen briefly illuminates. Sometimes I have even noticed that the screen will illuminate; however, the most consistent things I've noticed are the hard drive and logo. This is all while the lid is still closed.
I spent around 1 1/2 hours on the phone with Apple support yesterday with no result. I thought I would see if anyone has an explanation or idea here before I send the computer off to Apple.

Hi again,
your statements that the workaround does not "work around"
on your machines confuses me a bit. It looks like the changes
in the com.apple.PowerManagement file don't produce the desired
effect.
First question: Did you restart your computers after having
applied the changes ? If not, try this first.
Can it depend on the model of MBP (I have the new Santa Rosa) ?
If I save the file as an ASCII file it looks like this:
ActivePowerProfiles = {"AC Power" = -1; "Battery Power" = -1; };
"Custom Profile" = {
"AC Power" = {
"Automatic Restart On Power Loss" = 0;
"Disk Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Display Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Display Sleep Uses Dim" = 0;
"Hibernate File" = "/var/vm/sleepimage";
"Hibernate Mode" = 3;
"Mobile Motion Module" = 1;
"System Sleep Timer" = 0;
"Wake On AC Change" = 0;
"Wake On Clamshell Open" = 0;
"Wake On LAN" = 0;
"Battery Power" = {
"Disk Sleep Timer" = 10;
"Display Sleep Timer" = 5;
"Display Sleep Uses Dim" = 1;
"Hibernate File" = "/var/vm/sleepimage";
"Hibernate Mode" = 3;
"Mobile Motion Module" = 1;
ReduceBrightness = 0;
"System Sleep Timer" = 15;
"Wake On AC Change" = 0;
"Wake On Clamshell Open" = 0;
System Profiler says:
Einstellungen für Stromversorgung des Systems:
Netzbetrieb:
Ruhezustand des Systems (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Ruhezustand der Festplatte (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Ruhezustand des Monitors (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 0
Bei Stromverlust automatisch neu starten: Nein
Ruhezustand bei Änderung der Stromversorgung beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand beim Öffnen des Computers beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand bei administrativen Netzwerk-Zugriffen beenden: Nein
Zum Ruhezustand des Monitors den Monitor abdunkeln: Nein
Batteriebetrieb:
Ruhezustand des Systems (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 15
Ruhezustand der Festplatte (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 10
Ruhezustand des Monitors (nach Anzahl von Minuten): 5
Ruhezustand bei Änderung der Stromversorgung beenden: Nein
Ruhezustand beim Öffnen des Computers beenden: Nein
Zum Ruhezustand des Monitors den Monitor abdunkeln: Ja
Helligkeit verringern: Nein
(German only, sorry)
And - I checked it just a minute ago - i works ! My MBP
goes to sleep when lid is shut and does NOT wake, when I
open the lid. After pressing a key, it comes to life again.
Regards,
Robert
P.S. Please have a look at the files in the
Library/Preferences/System Configuration Folder.
Is there only one file for Energy preferences or
did your system create another one, when you tried
to change settings via System Preferences ? I saw
this one time a few weeks ago, but I don't know
the exact conditions under which that happened.
Message was edited by: gandalf22

Mac Mini distored image on wake from sleep with HD TV

I've got a Mac Mini that does this when it wakes from sleep:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlqYc8qH7ps
The image is distorted for several minutes and eventually corrects itself. It happened in 10.6 and now happens in 10.7, it's actually worse in 10.7
The Mini is connected to a Vizio 55" LED LCD TV via HDMI. I've had the logic board replaced twice and the RAM has also been replaced.
If I change the resolution setting it also fixes the image.
I was able to test it on another TV also a Vizio but different model. That was in 10.6 and the problem happened there too.
Once the image is fixed it runs fine. Though I do find that movies play a little stutteringly particularly noticeable via slow pans but that may not be related to this issue.

I've got a Mac Mini that does this when it wakes from sleep:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlqYc8qH7ps
The image is distorted for several minutes and eventually corrects itself. It happened in 10.6 and now happens in 10.7, it's actually worse in 10.7
The Mini is connected to a Vizio 55" LED LCD TV via HDMI. I've had the logic board replaced twice and the RAM has also been replaced.
If I change the resolution setting it also fixes the image.
I was able to test it on another TV also a Vizio but different model. That was in 10.6 and the problem happened there too.
Once the image is fixed it runs fine. Though I do find that movies play a little stutteringly particularly noticeable via slow pans but that may not be related to this issue.

Computer won't start & fails to wake from sleep

First post -- I have a 2009 HP Pavilion Elite w/Windows7. Good box & OS, never a problem until now. Started about a month ago w/the box not waking up from "sleep" -- no response (power light turned from amber to blue as usual but nothing else happens). Had to turn it off, but then won't come back on! After 10-15 minutes of repeated power-on button presses, it starts back up. Removing/reinserting the power cord during trys doesn't help. Occasionally it starts right up from sleep, but usually has this problem. Windows7 is up-to-date and no viruses or malware detected. HP or Microsoft diagnostics show no issues.
I opened the box to clean out dust -- also took off the CPU heatsink (really dusty) & cleaned it too. Fans rotate easily & aren't an issue.
So now I have "sleep mode" turned off, but occasionly the box has to be turned off & afraid it won't come back on. I've seen some of the HP videos & will try shorting the two start-up pegs on the MBoard, but the power-switch was hardly ever used & I seriously doubt that's the problem -- it wouldn't have anything to do w/the sleep-wakeup problem. Any suggestions?

Hello @beng1,
I understand that your desktop computer is not able to wake from sleep mode, or power on intermittently. I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
To enable your system to successfully wake from sleep mode, I recommend following the steps in this document on Troubleshooting sleep and hibernate issues (Windows 7).
Additionally, I also recommend following the steps below to restore the power settings on your computer:
Step 1. Click the Start button
Step 2. In the search box, type "Command Prompt"
Step 3. Right-click Command Prompt
Step 4. Click Run as administrator
Step 5. At the command prompt, type powercfg /restoredefaultschemes and press Enter
In regards to the computer not powering on, I suggest following this resource on Computer Does Not Start (Windows 7). This should help enable your computer to consistently power on.
If the issue persists, please call 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://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
I hope this helps!
Regards
MechPilot
I work on behalf of HP
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IMac wakes from sleep with a black screen.

Twice since installing Yosemite, my iMac has woken from Sleep with a completely black screen. I can see a small Apple menu logo top left and the login button but I have no control from the keyboard, trackpad or mouse.
The only remedy is to switch off the power and restart, which I should not be doing.
Is there a link to send a report to Apple on this?
Thanks.

Twice since installing Yosemite, my iMac has woken from Sleep with a completely black screen. I can see a small Apple menu logo top left and the login button but I have no control from the keyboard, trackpad or mouse.
The only remedy is to switch off the power and restart, which I should not be doing.
Is there a link to send a report to Apple on this?
Thanks.

Finder stall after wake from sleep w/USB flash drive mounted

Has anyone else experienced this? iMac works flawlessly while USB flash drive is mounted UNTIL iMac sleeps. Then as soon as the iMac wakes from sleep the finder is non-responsive (perpetually spinning beach ball) and other apps slow to a crawl and become non-responsive as well if they need the finder (i.e. to save, etc.). This only happens when the USB flash drive is mounted.
Trying to force quit (relaunch) the Finder does not work, I always have to perform a hard restart.
I have an external FireWire hard drive that works beautifully and does not cause these same symptoms.
Any ideas?

umm.. don't let the computer go to sleep with your jump drive connected? The mac will usually take a few seconds to get his gear together after waking up from a sleep sounds like he is having to gather additional things since the jump drive is in there. I don't have a REAL solution except don't let Mr. Mac sleep with the jump inserted....

T410s won't wake from sleep

Hi,
I recently purchased a used t410s and did a clean reinstall for windows 7. I've put on most necessary drivers and I keep having some issues with sleep mode.
When I put it to sleep via hotkey or closing the lid, most of the time it won't wake up. It blinks the hdd, power button and even tries to start/check the empty dvd-rom, fails after 1/2sec and nothing, it tries again after several seconds, keeps failing. This loop ends when I force shut it down with the power button and restart.
all-in-all, it looks exactly like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48Mi4tqUaZc
I've read other boards about that laptop, but found no solution. I tried another clean install with only necessary drivers but nothing. Currently, I have 0 programs installed and using my other laptop for information or solutions.
t410s is I520m; 4GB ram, 128GB Toshiba SSD, intel HD video.

Hi Maus,
If you have a fingerprint reader you may like to update the driver. A link to the driver can be found here:
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=SF13-D0217
I had problems resuming from sleep mode but I also had problems shutting down. Updating the driver solve my T540p problems.
Regards,
Bob.

MacBookPro running 10.8.5 fails to wake from sleep or kp???

Folks:
I installed ML 10.8.5 a couple weeks ago in a separate partition from SL 10.6.8, and more or less things have been OK. Today, however I'm wondering if 10.8.5 has a "Rip van Winkle" type "glitch" that causes problems with the unit waking from sleep? Or perhaps there is something else causing a "crash"? On two different occasions today when I tried to use the computer after it had been asleep for awhile the unit would not respond. I would then tap on the space bar or click the mouse and nothing would happen. Checking the power light showed the computer was "on." Each time I had to hit the power button, the first time just tapping the power button revived and launched the desktop; the second time I had to hold the power button for perhaps 30 to 45 seconds before the computer light went off, and then launched the desktop . . . showing a faded desktop picture with the row of white dots across the bottom as when re-launching from a battery recalibration . . . . That made me think there had been a "glitch" or kernel episode . . . . I checked the Console log, the 5:30pm times are the second time this issue happened, checking the sleep indicator light before reviving to write this post the sleep/power light was not "breathing" but was steady. Any thoughts appreciated, thanks.
e.e.p.
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to whom:
Well, the problem seemed to grow, as it moved over and infected my 10.6.8 partition, which led me to think about possible hardware issue; so I spent the night wondering what the heck I had done to create the problem. There are a number of possible scenarios when setting up "dual boot" situation . . . but, then I remembered that I have been trying to get an rEFInd CD to boot up so that I could test it out . . . and it hasn't been working; holding the C key down just got me to a black screen with a flashing prompt. I considered that that might have "re-set" something, so this morning I booted a known good Linux Mint DVD . . . using the C key . . . and I launched FF and it was fine, and then I "suspended" the system . . . and the "breathing" sleep light came on--so I figured it wasn't a hardware issue. So, I restarted into ML . . . earlier this morning had the same "revive from drained battery line of white lights" . . . but after booting the LM disk held the option key, selected ML . . . seems to boot more slowly than SL, but it gave me a desktop . . . and I put it to sleep . . . a few minutes later, clicked the mouse and I'm posting this now. So, as usual, "pilot error" was involved, it's just for the pilot, when the error happens is the question . . . . I re-traced my steps and tried to find the logical problem . . . seems to have worked.
Thanks for the interest . . . I'll post back if the problem re-appears.
e.e.p.

OS X failing to wake from sleep

This is new behavior for me since upgrading to 10.6.3:
*When I close the lid to my MacBook Pro* it goes to sleep (breathing light and everything), but leaving it in that state, such as overnight, the "breathing" turns to a steady on -- and *when I open the lid*, the light goes out, the keyboard indicators (e.g. Caps Lock) still toggle, but *the machine won't wake*. Closing the lid turns the status light back on, though just not breathing.
The only recourse is to hard reset the device by holding down the power key.
Prior to this update, I've never had this problem.
I've tried Command-Option-P-R and that doesn't seem to help or hurt.
I've tried running Onyx to aggressively clean the cruft out of the system, and that too doesn't seem to help or hurt.
Another interesting data point is that during casual usage of the machine, if I open/close the lid, it does wake. I suspect the problem may happen when the lid is closed for the power management duration (which I have set to 3hrs or so). It's long period of time with the lid closed that I experience the problem.
One other data point is that I have a TimeMachine volume directly mounted by USB to the sleeping machine. I'm trying to convince myself that when I don't do that, I don't have this problem.
When the machine remains in the sleep state after opening the lid, it does not seem to respond to network traffic. I can't SSH into it for a clean shutdown, and I can't Screen Share with it to see what it's doing.
Is anyone else having this problem, or more importantly does anyone know what's causing it or how to fix it.
The only "solutions" that I've found on the Internet are to coerce the machine into not falling asleep in the first place, or to manually shut it down first. I'm wanting to resolve the issue, not work around it.

I'm having the same problem with my MacBook Pro connected to a Microsoft Keyboard and external monitor. I noticed that this problem got much worse after the last security update (but that might have been coincidental). Now every time I leave the computer in sleep mode overnight, when I touch the mouse in the morning, the display wakes up and it freezes. I have to do a hard reboot to get it working again.
The hard drive appears to be OK according to Disk Utility (though I don't know how much longer that will last with hard booting the system after a freeze.
When I open the laptop, the caps lock key will toggle the light, but that's the only response from its keyboard I can get.

IMac occasionally fails to wake from sleep mode

This is a transient problem. Happens every 2-3 days that computer fails to wake up from sleep mode. Space bar doesn't do anything and I finally have to unplug it and reboot. I have a late 2008 iMac and am running Lion. It has started doing this after I installed Lion but doesn't seem to be related.

It's tough to troubleshoot intermittent problems. You can try by restarting in Safe Mode, this will clear some caches. It's possible one or more is corrupt.

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