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From: Andrea Milani <andre.mil@tiscali.it>
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Subject: Re: Acer TM4101WLMi does not resume
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Andrea Milani wrote:
> Anyway when I try to resume, the system seems to resume (leds light 
> up, the hard disk starts spinning, etc) but the display stays blank. 
> At this point I have to switch off the power and reboot the computer 
> to get it working again.

Update: after reading some previous messages on this list, I have 
discovered that after the resume, when the display is blank, I can press 
CTRL+ALT+CANC and the system executes the reboot procedure correctly. 
The display remains blank until the initial BIOS screen is shown.