T60 - issues when coming out of hibernation without AC adapter

Hi,
I use XP Pro on my T60.
Standby mode has weird effects on it, so I use Hibernation.
Hibernation works pretty well (I wish it weren't so slow, but I have 3GB of RAM in there now), but if I go into Hibernation with the AC adapter plugged in and then go out of Hibernation without it (i.e. on battery), most of the time some part of Windows or the laptop is acting up.
The most obvious sign is that once this occurs I can no longer shut down Windows - it will usually not react to any Hibernation or Shutdown or Restart command.
If I open CMD and type "shutdown -f -r -t 0" (Force, Restart, Time 0 seconds - also without -r), it will at least close all programs and shut down as far as the Windows login screen. If I tell it again to shutdown here, it stops at an empty screen with my Desktop background color.
Other symptoms:
My mouse will move for about one second and then stop for about one second and repeat this pattern.
Networking may or may not work at all, and the network properties are sometimes not accessible.
If I force Explorer to shut down, it won't come back up by itself.
The last few times this happened I tried the following things to fix this:
-Forced all unnecessary processes to shut down
-Stopped all Services - two or three could not be stopped, but I can't remember which ones they were
-Used Process Explorer to find anything that used CPU
Also nothing unusual in the Event Log.
My system was recently updates with all the newest Lenovo updates, but I have had this issue ever since I got the laptop.
Nothing helped.
So I'm wondering if it could be a driver that crashes, or something like that.
I think it at least partially must have to do with power management since it only happens when I switch between battery and AC adapter while the laptop is in hibernation.
Any ideas of other things I could try?
Thanks!
Richard

Update:
I had my laptop running on the AC adapter all day.
Then I briefly unplugged it for 2 minutes to carry it to the conference room where I plugged it in again.
Later I unplugged it to bring it back to my desk.
As described in my original post, I was then unable to simply shut down my laptop - it did not shut down all the way, and I had to force it to turn off.
I hope someone here can help me with this, it's a real pain in the neck...
Thanks!

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