Hibernate crashes vista

Hi, My version of Vista premium Home won't stay asleep so I altered it to
hibernate. Unfortunately every time I hibernate on waking it up it crashes.
I'm told Nvidia Graphics cards (I have 7300s) have an issue with Vista,
could it be this that is causing the trouble. I have a generic AMD athlon 64
dual core machine. built on an ASUSTeK M2R-FVM 1.XX with Phoenix BIOS:

On Sat, 10 May 2008 09:54:18 +0100, "JohnTy" <>
wrote:

>Hi, My version of Vista premium Home won't stay asleep so I altered it to
>hibernate. Unfortunately every time I hibernate on waking it up it crashes.
>I'm told Nvidia Graphics cards (I have 7300s) have an issue with Vista,
>could it be this that is causing the trouble. I have a generic AMD athlon 64
>dual core machine. built on an ASUSTeK M2R-FVM 1.XX with Phoenix BIOS:

It's not the Nvidia card... my computer goes into sleep mode just fine
here.

What are the details of that crash according to the Problem Reports and
Solutions Center control panel?

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> Hi, My version of Vista premium Home won't stay asleep so I altered it to
> hibernate. Unfortunately every time I hibernate on waking it up it
> crashes. I'm told Nvidia Graphics cards (I have 7300s) have an issue with
> Vista, could it be this that is causing the trouble. I have a generic AMD
> athlon 64 dual core machine. built on an ASUSTeK M2R-FVM 1.XX with
> Phoenix BIOS:

Different drivers potentially can play into this, of course. My 8800 GTX
wouldn't wake up from hibernate until I updated the drivers. =(

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"Nonny" <> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 10 May 2008 09:54:18 +0100, "JohnTy" <>
> wrote:
>
>>Hi, My version of Vista premium Home won't stay asleep so I altered it to
>>hibernate. Unfortunately every time I hibernate on waking it up it
>>crashes.
>>I'm told Nvidia Graphics cards (I have 7300s) have an issue with Vista,
>>could it be this that is causing the trouble. I have a generic AMD athlon
>>64
>>dual core machine. built on an ASUSTeK M2R-FVM 1.XX with Phoenix BIOS:
>
> It's not the Nvidia card... my computer goes into sleep mode just fine
> here.