acer one 10 s1003-114m transitions from sleep mode to hibernate when on battery.
the device is a 2-in-1 style, and it always turns itself to hibernation mode given the following circumstances:
the device is already in sleep mode.
the device is not connected to a charger.
the device has been left with the previous two conditions for an undetermined set amount of time.

i've checked through all of the windows settings for an option that might affect it to no avail.

i've also checked through the bios and there is no setting that mentions anything related to sleep mode doing this, in spite of the fact that i think the bios would not have the ability to transition directly to hibernation mode like this anyway.

i can't figure out why it keeps happening, and i would like to be able to turn my tablet on from sleep mode every time, rather than having to cold boot it every time i leave it for too long off the charger.

i'm not particularly worried about the hibernation thing, it just gets in the way sometimes when i want to do something and have to turn it back on.
to users with the s1003 series of acer xxx 10 tablets, if you have this issue, bios update 1.16 seems to have fixed it for me after extensive daily use testing. i say xxx instead of one, because i think a few of the acer switch 10 tablets were also released under this model series.
> Hello. I have an HP Pavilion 4500 laptop and it won't turn on. I've tried everything to get it to turn back on. There are no flashes or beeps or anything when I hit the power button. Also, before all this came up, my charger wasn't charging correctly. It would turn on then turn off repeatedly. Then one day, my laptop shut off and didn't come back on anymore. I haven't been on my laptop in about 4-5 months now. Could someone please tell me what might be wrong with my laptop?
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you havent used it in almost half a year!!!! get yourself a correct charging unit for it that works properly and charge it. leave it out in a warm spot for a day before hand though. it sounds like its gotten very cold internally and also all the battery power has seeped away to nothing. this happens with rechargable batteries after a while. of course you wont get anything when you've got a dead battery. sounds like the charger you have already may be defective or your current battery is defective at least.  

At the other end of the scale though it could be that you laptops power supply unit has become defective and maybe that has blown.  

Rule out the simplest options first of it being the charger or battery. if theres no joy take it down to a local computer engineer and get them to have a look. be prepared to spend a little dosh on it.



btw what r your laptop specs?? might help us.:D if you right click on the battery\_simple\_dynamics subsystem, you can go to mask -> look under mask. here, you will see that the state of charge is being computed in this subsystem. the ah*0.2*3600 constant block after changing to ah*0.1*3600 i then see an initial charge state of 90%. I don't know that printer. But Arduino has a feature that a USB connection causes a reset. The Idea is that this helps when doing software update as the Arduino Boot loader will be active for one second after that reset.

 This can be disabled, but needs hardware modification. timgoos,there seem to be a few threads about this issue. most people, at least those who bothered to respond back to this forum, seem to indicate that turning off the "lock screen controls" resolved the issue for them. my guess is that there's a bug somewhere in the app, and they haven't either figured it out, or looked at it. i'd suggest that you go to settings -> sonos -> lock screen controls and make sure it isn't green (on). it's inconvenient, if you're accustomed to using the lock screen like i am, but then again if it doesn't kill the battery, that's a plus.and if you'd be so kind as to come back and post here to let us know if it works for you, it might help the next person who may be in your shoes.thanks! to the best of my knowledge, there is no way to put it in an offline mode. but you could just set up a fixed schedule for them. should the device go offline, i think that using fixed schedules it will still run.

if you don’t mind monitoring it occasionally for them, you could set it up for them and… switch off the extension for dark mode, it is changing things

there is a native dark mode you can switch on in the settings the otg port does not support isochronous mode when in device mode. ALWAYS call this in. For some unknown reason Samsung on most models doesn't have an option to turn that off.

You have choices to make here. Call it in and confirm then decide if the set is going back as its design doesn't work for you. @derek higgs interesting, mine lights up the kitchen like daylight normally! thanks for this, if you go into settings, there’s a setting called backlight which has options on or 1 min; i cahnged mine to 1 min, just nipped downstairs (at 12:02 am) and the kitchen is in darkness! i’m unsure when it went off but if you change the backlight to “on” it will light up all night. peter It could be a problem with static discharge , if so do the following.


1. Disconect the power cord


2. Remove the battery


3. Hold down the power button for 30 seconds , then release for 30 sec and then hold down for another 30sec


4. Plug in power ,replace battery and power on laptop.


If this causes no Joy try this.


Remove memory and reinstall one stick at a time, if there are more than 1 dimm of ram, try each stick in each slot one at a time to see if the memory is ok and to determine if one of the memory slots is bad.


Hope this helps