I am running Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and have two strange things happen.
1) If I leave the PC running and it goes into to hibernation when I wake it up I cannot recieve emails or get onto the internet and so have to reboot and all is fine.
2)Most frustraiting I have a Epson SX200 printer when I download the drivers from the Epson site they go on to install them I get a error message telling me they cannot install on my PC.

Any one got any thoughts?

#1 - is it a desktop or laptop PC? Many desktop systems do not hibernate well.

#2 - Did you get the Windows 7 driver here: Epson Stylus SX200

Hi Ztruker the PC is as my signature and tried the downlods from Epson

I have just checked my update history and found that only the update downloaded this evening shows so clicked on hidden updates nothing, I know that installing Windows 7 there has been many downloads. This is is tonights download:-
Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.69.881.0)

Installation date: ‎12/‎11/‎2009 23:58

Installation status: Successful

Update type: Important

Install this update to revise the definition files used to detect spyware and other potentially unwanted software. Once you have installed this item, it cannot be removed.

More information:
Windows Defender: Home Page

Help and Support:
Windows Defender: Home Page

Originally Posted by Ztruker

#2 - Did you get the Windows 7 driver here: Epson Stylus SX200

From your driver link

Operating system(s): Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows 7 x86

In other words as of yet the driver is only for the 32-bit version. Perhaps they will release one for the 64-bit version later. As for the hibernation problem, no clue. The only thing I can think of is to either play around with the settings or run sfc [browse to command prompt, right click & run as admin & then sfc /scannow. What browsers or do you use a mail client (ie outlook)? Does this apply to any email account? What error messages if any?

Check your BIOS settings for your network card to ensure the it stays on. Some "green" settings cause it to power off, which causes the DHCP assignment to be withdrawn.

Hi All the Epson drivers are for Windows 7 X 86 but the refuse to install and have downloaded them from Epson UK site. Thanks Digerati I will have a look in the BIOS.

Originally Posted by bootneck02

Hi All the Epson drivers are for Windows 7 X 86 but the refuse to install and have downloaded them from Epson UK site. Thanks Digerati I will have a look in the BIOS.

According to your signature you have windows 7 64 bit. x86 is another way of saying 32 bit which is why the drivers won't install. You'll just have to wait.

What a silly billy I am townsbg , that is my dislexia kicking in. What a silly arse I am.

Thanks townsbg I have downloaded the appropriate driver and all ok now once again for the help.