T61p does not suspend to sleep or hibernate when idle

I am running a T61, Windows XP SP3 with all drivers updated and I am experiencing this strange power management problem. Regardless of the settings in the power management, my T61 won't go to sleep or hibernate on its own.
But pressing the Fn + F4 or Fn + F12 button works like a charm and the system comes back up fine.
I upgraded to SP3 in order to see if that would fix the glitch, but no success. Any ideas?

Same here, I get same problem but I using Vista Ultma 32, did you try don't stay the browser and the sleep, hibernate will work?? I sometime can reset, but if reboot, it will crazy again.
Steven

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Thank you for the quick anwswer!
I am aware of what you described, here is the preferece file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
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                              <key>Display Sleep Timer</key>
                              <integer>0</integer>
                              <key>Hibernate File</key>
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                              <key>Hibernate Mode</key>
                              <integer>25</integer>
                              <key>PrioritizeNetworkReachabilityOverSleep</key>
                              <integer>0</integer>
                              <key>Sleep On Power Button</key>
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                              <key>Standby Delay</key>
                              <integer>4200</integer>
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Maybe a hardware prob?
Might want to check using the thunderbolt port instead, as soon as i can afford the adaptor.
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Here is Apple doc.#303698 with their tips.
Mine follow;
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My apple thunderbolt display (which I purchased 1.5 years ago; OS 10.7.5 Mac Mini) intermittently goes dark, does not wake from sleep after clicking mouse or keyboard, but there is "bonk" sound after clicking mouse or pressing keys, so am thinking it is a hardware problem with the display. Rebooting by pressing the power button turns the screen back on, but the same phenomenon has occurred several times. Could this be a software issue, or do I need to have my display repaired? Your feedback would be appreciated.

Hi ED, tough to tell, but it does sound like it's waking with the bonk, just not displaying.
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Resolution
Move the mouse or trackpad cursor over the center area of the login window so you can see the user icons. Click on the icon of the user that you would like to login as, type in the user's password, and press Return.
If the login window is configured to show only the name and password fields, type in the user's name and password into the fields, and press Return (even if you cannot see the rest of the login window).
Additional Information
This issue will not occur if the display is not sleeping when the account is logged out. Use the steps below to confirm that the account is not configured to log out automatically while the display is sleeping:
1. Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General. Click the padlock to unlock the preference pane and enter your admin password. Click the Advanced button at the bottom, then see if the option "Log out after N minutes of inactivity" (where N is the number of minutes) is enabled.
2. Open System Preferences > Energy Saver and configure Display Sleep to occur after the account is logged out, by dragging the slider to a number of minutes that is greater than N was set to in the previous step.
Important: If automatic log out is not needed, disable "Log out after Nminutes of inactivity" in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General. This will also prevent the issue.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4135?viewlocale=en_US

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Hi, 15" 2011 MacbookPro (8,2) running 10.7.2 Lion
Using the Apple Mini DisplayPort-to-DVI adapter, the Dell U2410 does not enter Display sleep in Energy Saver mode. Instead, the backlight remains on.
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T61p does not initialize replacement SSD drive ( Crucial CT128M4SSD2)

Crucial says that their 128GB SSD drive works with T61p's per the link below. See the staff post from 1/6/2012. I get an initialization error (1).
http://forum.crucial.com/t5/Solid-State-Drives-SSD/T61p-does-not-recognize-CT128M4SSD2/m-p/78022#M23...
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Steve

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Since the T61p ceased manufacturing before Crucial introduced this model of SSD, I think any per-model testing would have been done by them and not Lenovo. I do have a an earlier 64GB Crucial model (CT64M225.SAB2) in a newer ThinkPad (X120e) and it is working fine so far, so this issue may just be limited to that particular model of SSD and T61p. I have an 80GB Intel X25-M in my T61p and that seems to work okay, too.
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