Tecra R840 do not shutdown after waking from sleep (USB, BT is not working)

Hello,
I've a problem with my R840 running win7pro + SSD.
After waking it from sleep:
- no USB activity (but there is power in the ports since I can see the leds on in the external HDD or mouse)
- my Bluetooth mouse stops working
- my internet connection will work after 1 or 2 minutes of waiting
- and...the laptop will not shutdown unless I press the physical on/off button for 5 secs or so!!!
In device manager everything seems ok! The Power management in all the devices/USB hubs etc are set to not turn off the devices to save power!
Already clean booted the laptop several times and the problem remains!
Everything is just fine if the laptop do not sleep!
But I put it in a sleep mode and the I wake it I have all those problems!
Any sugestions?
Best Regards,
paulo

>But I have the SSD for almost 2 years or so and it worked without this issue for a long time!
>This appeared (or at least I detected it) suddenly.
Hi Paulo this would mean that there is nothing wrong with the BIOS because as you said above: the unit worked properly in the past.
I guess the system is muddled up and does not work properly after waking up from sleep mode:
Possible solution -> the system should be reinstalled. In case youve got the Toshiba recovery medium, such OS installation / recover process would be very easy and does not take very long

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