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Thanks for the prompt response!<br />
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I have Norton Firewall Active from Comcast. &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
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Windows downlload can wake up a Pc from hibernate?<br />
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Howie
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Thanks for the prompt response!

I have Norton Firewall Active from Comcast.    

Windows downlload can wake up a Pc from hibernate?


Howie

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I sometimes leave my desktop pc in hibernate mode overnight. &nbsp;About 4:00 o'clock in the morning I discover that it has come out of hibernation and is in active mode.<br />
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What could be causing this?<br />
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I have a Comcast internet connection running on a Comcast Motorola Surfboard modem SB6120. &nbsp; I use Comcast's Norton Security Suite for protection.<br />
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I prefer &nbsp;not to leave my system in hibernate overnight, but sometimes I get distracted and forget to shut the system off.<br />
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Could &nbsp;Win7 be responding to a Comcast internet diagnostic?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Howie
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I sometimes leave my desktop pc in hibernate mode overnight.  About 4:00 o'clock in the morning I discover that it has come out of hibernation and is in active mode.

What could be causing this?

I have a Comcast internet connection running on a Comcast Motorola Surfboard modem SB6120.   I use Comcast's Norton Security Suite for protection.

I prefer  not to leave my system in hibernate overnight, but sometimes I get distracted and forget to shut the system off.

Could  Win7 be responding to a Comcast internet diagnostic?

Thanks,
Howie

Windows 7 Hibernate Options

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