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ES 725 Hibernates PC but immediately reboots

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Posted: ‎2021-06-29 08:29 PM

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Posted: ‎2021-06-29 08:29 PM

ES 725 Hibernates PC but immediately reboots

This was originally posted on APC forums on 6/15/2013

Hi

I have the ES 725 with a new battery. I also have Windows 8 with the Powerchute software 3.02

When the power is cut to the UPS, Powerchute immediately sends the PC into hibernation which is what I want. But once it finishes going into hibernation, it just reboots. For the test I did, I had unplugged the UPS. After it booted up (or perhaps it was during), I plugged the UPS back in. ONce the PC was booted, the UPS beeped a few times and the computer lost power and had a hard shutdown.

My question is why is the PC rebooting after going into hibernation? I mean it immediately reboots, there is no delay.

Thanks

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