As the topic. I click sleep after about 20 seconds it goes to sleep and for about 5 seconds it is turned off and then it restarts itself. Motherboard - ASRock P67 Pro 3 B3 Power supply - OCZ ModXStram 700W Processor - I5 2500k

In my opinion you have something with the system. I had the same with the phone and it was enough to give factory settings there. You probably need to upload a new system to your computer ..

I think you will find a solution in this topic Link

I will not even write how nonsensical this comment is ... If you have no idea what a computer is, let it go ...

In the BIOS settings there is something like wake up on ring or similar things, they are related to waking up the computer remotely, eg via the net. Try to disable all of these types of options.

I assume there are some windows here In XP, you would click it in turn: Control Panel / Power Options Advanced tab there you have the power buttons :D and here you have options to choose from and you can swap. Still goes in the registry, but I do not recommend. Easy to sprinkle

Let's wait for the thread's author to reply to the above post.

There is nothing to do with it here. Only here you can set whether the device should operate in the mode of maximum efficiency or energy saving ...

Dear kcpr11, did you follow the advice in the link you got from the user blue55? There you have, from post 6, what to do to find devices or anything that can wake up the computer. Take it, do it, and it will work.

I have already succeeded. It's a bad network card. Thanks for the help. Subject to be closed.

ASRock P67 Pro 3 B3 Motherboard with OCZ ModXStream 700W PSU & i5 2500k CPU: Sleep Mode Issue

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#1 12349686 26 May 2013 22:37

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As the topic. I click "sleep" after about 20 seconds it goes to sleep and for about 5 seconds it is turned off and then it restarts itself.

Motherboard - ASRock P67 Pro 3 B3
Power supply - OCZ ModXStram 700W
Processor - I5 2500k
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#2 12363053 30 May 2013 18:19

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Nobody can help?
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#3 12363581 30 May 2013 20:17

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In my opinion you have something with the system.
I had the same with the phone and it was enough to give "factory settings" there.
You probably need to upload a new system to your computer ..
#4 12363654 30 May 2013 20:32

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I think you will find a solution in this topic Link
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lapaska098 wrote:
In my opinion you have something with the system.
I had the same with the phone and it was enough to give "factory settings" there.
You probably need to upload a new system to your computer ..

I will not even write how nonsensical this comment is ... If you have no idea what a computer is, let it go ...
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#6 12365642 31 May 2013 12:51

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In the BIOS settings there is something like "wake up on ring" or similar things, they are related to "waking up" the computer remotely, eg via the net. Try to disable all of these types of options.
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#7 12365738 31 May 2013 13:20

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I assume there are some windows here
In XP, you would click it in turn:
Control Panel / Power Options Advanced tab there you have the power buttons :D

and here you have options to choose from and you can swap.

Still goes in the registry, but I do not recommend. Easy to sprinkle
#8 12365767 31 May 2013 13:26

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niebieski55 wrote:
I think you will find a solution in this topic Link

Let's wait for the thread's author to reply to the above post.
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12365933 31 May 2013 14:07

trotyl84 wrote:
I assume there are some windows here
In XP, you would click it in turn:
Control Panel / Power Options Advanced tab there you have the power buttons :D

and here you have options to choose from and you can swap.

Still goes in the registry but I do not recommend Easy to sprinkle

There is nothing to do with it here. Only here you can set whether the device should operate in the mode of maximum efficiency or energy saving ...
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Dear kcpr11, did you follow the advice in the link you got from the user blue55? There you have, from post 6, what to do to find devices or anything that can "wake up" the computer. Take it, do it, and it will work.
#11 12373490 02 Jun 2013 14:55

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I have already succeeded. It's a bad network card. Thanks for the help. Subject to be closed.
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The discussion revolves around a sleep mode issue experienced with an ASRock P67 Pro 3 B3 motherboard, OCZ ModXStream 700W power supply, and Intel i5 2500k CPU. The user reports that the system goes to sleep but then restarts after a few seconds. Responses suggest checking BIOS settings for options like "wake on ring," adjusting power settings in the operating system, and investigating potential hardware issues. Ultimately, the user identifies a faulty network card as the cause of the problem, resolving the issue with assistance from the forum.
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