Windows 10: Wireless and bluetooth adapters disabled after return from sleep mode, return after reboot

That's what happens to me sometimes (like once in a week or two) in my machine (Lenovo Yoga 510 notebook with Windows 10). I close the lid, and when I reopen it, no wireless networks are available, despite several networks being in range (my phone stays connected the whole time). The wireless adapter appears as disabled, and I can't possibly re-enable it. For now, the only workaround I know is to reboot the machine. Something analogous happens with the bluetooth adapter (I use a Microsoft mouse and a Samsung headphone). Any clue to what might be happening?

:)

 

Sleep Mode Not Returning to Normal Brightness

When I place my HP PC into Sleep Mode and reactivating when I return it does not change back to its normal operating brightness. It returns to life in a dark, barely readable screen and I have to reboot (after finally locating the cursor and clicking on
Restart. Please take me by the hand. Tks, Rob.

 

Monitor will not return from sleep mode

After upgrade to Windows 10, my monitor would not return from sleep mode although all other functions appear to wake up. I have seen other posts, primarily regarding Asus devices. I upgraded to the latest BIOS from Asus, and upgraded the video adapter
software and drivers directly from AMD Radeon, versus the automatically configured Microsoft drivers. This seems to have resolved the issue and the video performance seems improved as well.

 

Set Core/Mem Settings after return from suspend mode

Hello,

thanks for this great Tool. There is one more suggestion:

If the system returns from suspend mode, the Core/Mem settings are not set by the AtiTool. So you have to set the frequencies manually every time. It would be great to have an option like for the system reboot, that AtiTool sets the frequencies to a given value.

An alternative would be if the frequencies could be set by command line parameters, so I could launch AtiTool after return from suspend automatically.

To react after return from suspend you could implement a handler for the WM_POWERBROADCAST message and test wparam for PBT_APMRESUMESUSPEND.

Thanks


André