HP Pavilion a1213w stuck in sleep mode - HP Pavilion a1213w (ED898AA) PC Desktop

Unplug the AC adapter, detach the main battery, press the power button for 15 seconds. Attach the main battery, and restart the laptop.

remove the battery and unplug your power chord for 1 min. then plug your power chord back in and try to turn it back on.
if it works then plug your battery back in and see if it boots your system up without the power chord.
if everything works fine then go into your control panel and change your power options.

Press the power button to get it out of sleep mode.

Sleep mode, think of it as a power nap.

Restart you computer during the boot process you will see on the screen to press a certain key to enter setup usually the F2 or the Delete key

Press and hold that key during the boot up process to enter BIOS the navigate to advanced bios features using the arrows keys press enter change your first boot device to cd press escape then press F10 to save to cmos to restart

hope it helps

YOUR MOBO IS FRIED

what windows version do you have? do you want the computer in sleep mode or would you rather turn sleep mode off?

Try booting in safe mode and see if it happens. To boot in safe mode shut the computer completely down...when you turn it on tap the F8 key multiple times and it should take you to an advance boot menu. Choose safe mode or safe mode with networking. If it boots fine that way, you may want to disable some items in your start up. You do this by clicking the start button--> click run--> type the letters msconfig (without spaces) under the startup tab, you may see a whole bunch of stuff check. Uncheck all uneeded software starting up. reboot the machine in regular mode and see if that helps. post back with your findings-

Regards-

What is your current memory?

As it is a 32 bit processor, it will support maximum of 4GB.


-rate if it helped you.

- your comp is in hibernation mode
- go to control panel>>power management>>put to NEVER the sleep mode,hibernation,HDD,battery
- restart system

Connect the monitor to some other computer, e.g., a notebook, and see if it does the same thing. If it does, then the monitor is the problem.
If it does not, then your computer is not putting-out any "video" signal, and so the monitor goes to "sleep".

If you have MORE than one VGA-output port on your computer, connect your monitor to the "other" VGA port.

Or, press-and-hold the ON/OFF button on your computer, to force it to completely shutdown.