Is you computer failing to recover after aWindows 8 Sleep crash?
The main reason can be incompatible drivers.
So uninstalling and re-installing the drivers in many cases can solve this problem.
In one case, a user upgraded from Windows 7 Ultimate to Windows 8 Pro.
Every time his computer goes to sleep mode, it crashes and restart.
The cause can be an old Logitech camera driver and a Norton Internet Security 2013 driver.
The mini dump file is generally in your Windows folder.
The error reports generally point out to Code 41 and 6008.
In this case, the conflict was with a driver installed with AMD Catalyst.
Another user had a different kind of crash problem.
I wake up the computer it comes on-line, I login, click a web web app, etc.3.
Hibernation is actually disabled.
The solution reported was not to use Sleep or Hybrid Sleep at all.
Its better to shift to Hibernate or Shutdown instead of sleep.
If the cause due to viruses and malware is negated, then it has to be a faulty hardware.
Sometimes dust accumulating with fans on the CPU can also be a cause.
So keep your hardware clean and tidy from time to time.
One user found that his faulty hard drive was the reason behind his sleep crash.
One particular user had problem with NVidia drivers generally used for graphics display.
Otherwise, you could use the drivers provided by Microsoft through optional updates.
