Windows 10: Apps hang after resume from hibernation

Apps that have files open over the network hang after a resume from hibernation, even though the server has been up the whole time. It might even affect apps that simply try to access the network over a connection that no longer exists, including possibly explorer.

Presumably, this is due to the handles becoming stale.

Is there a way to force all apps to renew their file handles upon resume from hibernation, or otherwise fix this?

Unfortunately, many apps have the philosophy that they need to keep files open all the time, not just when they want to write or read them.

This is on a Dell xps15 9500 winver 20h2 19042.804

Thanks.

--peter

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Resume from Hibernate Issue

This indicates that your computer is restarting i.e. resume from hibernation is failing.

Your initial step ought to be to go to the computer maker's support website to download then reinstall the latest display adapter driver. While you are there, check for any updated bios.

Denis

 

Windows 10 fails to resume from hibernation

Hello,

Failing to resume from Hibernate in Windows 10 may be caused by an outdated driver or operating system component or that an application is causing the resume from Hibernate to fail. For us to isolate the issue in failing to resume from Hibernate, kindly
respond to the questions below:

• Have you made any significant changes to your device prior to the issue? If yes, what are they?
• Are there any third-party applications installed on your device?
• Have you checked if Windows 10 is updated? Go to Settings >
  Update & security > Check for updates.

We look forward to your response.

 

Windows 10 somtimes resumes and sometimes "Restarts" from hibernation?

I am experiencing same issue, you hibernate, it resumes, next time, it reboots, the next one, it reboots, next, it resumes, then reboots, resumes, resumes, reboots, resumes, reboots, reboots. it is pure free madness from microsoft

Window 10 needs to get the hibernation part correctly before release.

A lot of developers rely on "hibernate" because it saves the time spent re-opening all IDEs, initializing projects, looking for where you left off, etc.

I hate windows without hibernate.

i tried all your suggestions and nothing worked.