[Ribett]

I perform a clean install of Vista Ultimate without no problems, except for this:

After suspend my laptop (default option), always boot to Windows Error Recovery screen and say that windows didn't shut down successfully. I choose Normal Startup and everything it's normal.

I update my nvidia drivers to 160.03 (from www.laptopvideo2go.com) and didn't fix it.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

[Rich-M]

Nvidia Vista drivers are real buggy. My advice would be to uninstall anything you have (except chipset and video) drivers and see if that doesn't solve it.

[Ribett]

I used msconfig (thanks linney for tip) to make clean boots, and found that disabling the Plug and Play service fix it.
I tried to enable Plug and Play service and disable one by one his dependencies, but didnt work.
I could not fix it, I'll change to hibernate.

[Ribett]

I solved activating "hybrid suspension" in the advanced power configuration.

[steveandlindy]

in the control panel? or somewhere else--THXABUNCH.

[Ribett]

Control Panel / Power Options / select Change Plan Settings / select Change Advanced Power Settings / Sleep / Allow Hibrid Sleep / On

Change this in every plan (Balanced, High Performance, Power Safer)

[jonrichco]

Have tried your solution Ribett, thanks, fingers crossed.

My notebook goes to sleep and wakes up happily for a while - around 3 days to one week and then needs a hard reboot. This suggests that something is getting clagged up. Probably setting it to hibernate rather than sleep would work, but it would be good to find a work around for the sleep problem. Will let you know whether the hybrid sleep solution works in a week or two.