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Black screen when pc wakes up

I have no other monitors but will try the F keys next wake with blank screen.

"Lawr" wrote:

> I had this problem ONCE for some reason, and pressing the right keys to
> switch between monitor displays worked for me. On my HP Dv6000 its the
> function key with F4 to switch monitor displays, like when you plug in a
> lead to show the laptop screen on the TV. Strange that this happened to me
> once, and fixed it with this.
>
> "gregrocker" <gregrocker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:76CE8E17-A5E9-4D7E-84CA-0AB9C70A97AA@microsoft.com...
> > Hi when I wake up my eMachine t5234 by hitting return, it only displays a
> > black screen. I know the monitor is on because when I turn off/on the
> > power
> > switch it displays the Acer logo but then goes black again. I have to
> > restart my computer using the power button and then it displays properly.
> > It
> > was previously waking up fine. Any known fix?
>

IE Standards Conformance

T.L. wrote:
> Dear Microsoft people,
>
> please, I am begging you, please make the Internet Explorer conform to all
> the WC3 standards soon.
> Up to now your browser is still giving me a huge headache every time I
> develop a new web page.
> It's very (very!) frustrating that 50% of all development time for an
> arbitrary html page is lost making this page work on IE after it already
> works on all the other browsers out there.
> Just to get the point right: I develop it once and it works on all the
> browsers just like that, except on the IE. And for the IE I have to
> practically redevelop it and confuse all my clean code.
>
> This has to stop somewhere. I am begging you.

I agree that IE should comply with standards, but my experience is that
far less than 50% of my time must be spent making current versions of IE
render pages reasonably: 5% or less, and much of that time is coping
with IE 5.

Also, even if IE8 were to comply 100% today, people will continue to use
older versions for several years at least, so a standards-compliant IE8
will not create instant nirvana.

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