V560 cannot wake up from sleep/standby

hi all,
My V560 is not waking up after entering sleep/stand by mode automatically. screen remains black. usb is not working. hdd indicator light is on.
i have to press power button long till force it to power off. i am using win 7 enterprise 32bit.

hey azad,
place your unit on diagnostic mode via msconfig. restart your unit, login and do not launch any program.
if you have set your unit to go into sleep/standby after a period of time; let it do so.
once it is in sleep/standby , leave if for about 5 mins before "waking" it up.
can it wake up ? if yes, then it is a program you launch or a non-windows item that is launch in the background during startup that is causing the error.
if possible, go to >>http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/us/en/DriversDownloads/drivers_list.aspx?CategoryID=607595
and update your unit accordingly.
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