I have a Latitude CPi and I am running windows 2000 on it. I booted it up and it prompted me for my login like usual so I logged in and it said applying my personal settings like always, so everything was normal, and then all of the sudden it gave me an error message. The error message said: Suspend to disk Insufficient partition size Press enter to continue.
Now the computer won't boot up. It won't even get to my login screen when I turn it on it goes to that message. If I click enter it restarts and the same message comes up. If I let it sit at that message it will reboot itself after a few seconds. If anybody has had this happen or can give me some advice it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the help. It had to do with the power and the power settings. I don't think it will do it again after changing power settings. Thanks Again!!
tammietune
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Posted October 7th, 2004 12:00
1. Try to go into safe mode and turn off any power saving options you have turned on. If this
doesn't work, then I would try step #2.
2. Unplug any external devices (including the battery) that you may have plugged into the
system. If this doesn't work, then I would try step #3.
3. Try to do a recovery with the win 2000 cd (you need to boot to the windows 2000 cd). You
may need to go into the bios to change the first boot device to the cd rom. If this doesn't
help, then let me know what did happen with these steps above (additional error
messages) and we can go from there.