T510 Sleep vs Hibernate Problem

Hello,
I recently did a clean install of Windows 7 Professional on my T510. I've updated all software and everything seems to be working except for the sleep function. I've checked the settings in the ThinkVantage power manager and in Windows itself, and all seems to be in order, except that when I close the laptop's lid (or even select "sleep" from the Start menu options) the computer will sleep for a minute or two, with the moon LED indicator light on, and then go into hibernation. This happens every time I try to put the computer to sleep. I can't seem to find anyone online who's experienced this problem--any suggestions? Thanks!

hey ep251,
could you uninstall the power manager software and then try to sleep and also hibernate your unit. see if the same error occurs.
also try to just start your your unit, do not open any application and just sleep / hibernate. does the problem occur even if you didnt launch any program ?
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