** Description changed:

  I have a dell 1420 running 9.04 with kernel 2.6.28-12 generic. I noticed
  that when I left the my laptop unattended (when running on batteries),
  right after the screen went white and turned black I completely lost my
  computer. The "on" led was well.. on, and the wireless led wouldn't
- blink with activity but it would stay still. Icouldn't use it anymore,
- even clicking the mouse, pressing keys or pressing the power button,
- would make me see the screen again, so I had to reboot it by the hard
- way. At first I thought that it was a batterie issue, but then it
- happened again when running on power supply. I changed the  energy
- option (when closing the laptop: do nothing). And It continued
+ blink with activity but it would stay still (paralysed). I couldn't use
+ it any more, even clicking the mouse, pressing keys or pressing the
+ power button, would make me see the screen again, so I had to reboot it
+ by the hard way. At first I thought that it was a battery issue, but
+ then it happened again when running on power supply. I changed the
+ energy option (when closing the laptop: do nothing). And It continued
  happening. It's kind of annoying because i can't leave my laptop on,
  unattended because I risk loosing my work.
  
- I can't provide an error report because I can't get my computer back to the 
desktop once it happens. My screen goes black and the on and the wireless led 
are on and still.
+ the screen goes black and the on and the wireless led are on and still.
+ 
+ This is the error that I get running on my screen:
+ "Write error on swap device"
+ "Error alocating memory to compressed Page"
+ 
  Can anyone confirm this?

** Tags added: computer crashes leds paralised still

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computer crashes when inactive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/385429
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