Event 41 Kernal Power--Critical Error-- Continous Sleeping

[Bharath Viswam]

I upgraded my pc and installed win 8 and after few months i'm having the same problem which led to my upgradation and i figured out that event 41 kernel power is the problem

so guys, How to fix event 41 kernel power Please Help!

Update:It Happened again without no cause,i think it is wiring issue because all my hardware is new except my monitor and one more thing my pc sleeps randomly and it will not wake while pressing any key

More Details:- System

- Provider

[ Name] Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
[ Guid] {331C3B3A-2005-44C2-AC5E-77220C37D6B4}

EventID 41

Version 3

Level 1

Task 63

Opcode 0

Keywords 0x8000000000000002

- TimeCreated

[ SystemTime] 2014-02-03T04:53:12.676512000Z

EventRecordID 836

Correlation

- Execution

[ ProcessID] 4
[ ThreadID] 8

Channel System

Computer Bharath

- Security

[ UserID] S-1-5-18


- EventData

BugcheckCode 0
BugcheckParameter1 0x0
BugcheckParameter2 0x0
BugcheckParameter3 0x0
BugcheckParameter4 0x0
SleepInProgress 6
PowerButtonTimestamp 0
BootAppStatus 3221225684

 

[johnbl]

for the computer going to sleep and not waking up. There are 3 things to check
- in BIOS you want to make sure that you have selected a way to wake up your computer.
there should be a setting somewhere: wake by RTC (real time clock)
wake by keyboard, wake by mouse, wake by LAN
I have mine to wake by keyboard space key

The second thing you want to check if you have a USB keyboard, you want to make sure that the system NOT does power off your USB ports when it puts the system to sleep. It is another BIOS setting, on my old system it was called EUR or something like that, I don't remember but when I looked it up it was to meet a European Union Regulation to reduce power use on computers so it took me some time to figure out it turned my USB ports off.
(it would be ok if you had the old ps/2 stype keyboard connector)

the last things you want to check are going to be in the control panel under power management. but I think your root cause is the BIOS issues above. I think your system went to sleep, you could not wake it because your USB hub was powered down and you had to hit the power button.
this caused the error entry to be entered for a power failure. So fix the first problem and the second one should go away.

If it does not go away then you use the control panel power management and turn off the sleep mode for what ever device that will not wake up.

 

[Bharath Viswam]

for the computer going to sleep and not waking up. There are 3 things to check
- in BIOS you want to make sure that you have selected a way to wake up your computer.
there should be a setting somewhere: wake by RTC (real time clock)
wake by keyboard, wake by mouse, wake by LAN
I have mine to wake by keyboard space key

The second thing you want to check if you have a USB keyboard, you want to make sure that the system NOT does power off your USB ports when it puts the system to sleep. It is another BIOS setting, on my old system it was called EUR or something like that, I don't remember but when I looked it up it was to meet a European Union Regulation to reduce power use on computers so it took me some time to figure out it turned my USB ports off.
(it would be ok if you had the old ps/2 stype keyboard connector)

the last things you want to check are going to be in the control panel under power management. but I think your root cause is the BIOS issues above. I think your system went to sleep, you could not wake it because your USB hub was powered down and you had to hit the power button.
this caused the error entry to be entered for a power failure. So fix the first problem and the second one should go away.

If it does not go away then you use the control panel power management and turn off the sleep mode for what ever device that will not wake up.

I have a ps/2 keyboard and it is the problem of the moba and i have given it to service

 

[Paul NZ]

That can mean a faulty PSU

 

[Christopher Barron]

for the computer going to sleep and not waking up. There are 3 things to check
- in BIOS you want to make sure that you have selected a way to wake up your computer.
there should be a setting somewhere: wake by RTC (real time clock)
wake by keyboard, wake by mouse, wake by LAN
I have mine to wake by keyboard space key

The second thing you want to check if you have a USB keyboard, you want to make sure that the system NOT does power off your USB ports when it puts the system to sleep. It is another BIOS setting, on my old system it was called EUR or something like that, I don't remember but when I looked it up it was to meet a European Union Regulation to reduce power use on computers so it took me some time to figure out it turned my USB ports off.
(it would be ok if you had the old ps/2 stype keyboard connector)

the last things you want to check are going to be in the control panel under power management. but I think your root cause is the BIOS issues above. I think your system went to sleep, you could not wake it because your USB hub was powered down and you had to hit the power button.
this caused the error entry to be entered for a power failure. So fix the first problem and the second one should go away.

If it does not go away then you use the control panel power management and turn off the sleep mode for what ever device that will not wake up.

I have a ps/2 keyboard and it is the problem of the moba and i have given it to service

I know this is old...but I have had this issue as well. Did you have your OS on an SSD by chance???? If so what brand?