Windows 10: BSOD Happens When Clicking Sleep Windows 11 Laptop

Hi Microsoft Community,My laptop has been getting the BSOD error message "Unexpected Kernel Mode Trap" appears then restarts. This seems to happen after I use it for a period of time and then click "Sleep".I've followed the instructions here:BSOD Finding and fixing them - Microsoft CommunityThe link to my last 3 DMP files and and MSInfo can be found here: DMP_MSInfo.zipAny help is appreciated!

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Laptop starts work slower and shows BSOD

No, there was no minidump file.

After 4th BSOD, I did the following:

• installed last Windows updates,
• replaced Sleep with Hibernate (suggestion from here - Asus Zenbook Crash After Sleep - Kernel Power Event ID 41 ),
• performed Battery Reset - (suggestion from here - The Technologically Inclined Theologian: Zenbook Prime and the Unexpected Shutdown Problem ),
• removed some visual effects, reduced number of programs in autorun and disabled windows search for increasing overall performance.

Hopefully, it will solve the issue. I'll post here if BSOD will happen again.

 

Windows 11, some applications seem to crash after laptop goes to sleep

Hello,

Currently whenever I close my laptop lid for prolonged periods (so the laptop goes to sleep) there seems to be some apps that seem to crash. They disappear completely from my desktop, or have to be forced to stop in task manager in order to restart them.

These apps are namely:

• Spotify
  
• Trello
  
• Whatsapp for PC
  
• WSL
  
• EarTrumpet
  

Wifi also seems to stop working after my laptop goes to sleep. I have to turn it off and on again to for it to work.

Steps taken to try fix issue:

• Restored to default power settings
  
• Ran power options troubleshooter
  

I am currently on the windows 11 insider program, in the Beta branch, and I am on the latest build at the moment

Any advice on this issue would be greatly appreciated.

 

Windows 10 putting laptop to sleep too frequently

Hi Ian,

Kindly provide us the following information to better assist you:

• When did the issue start?
• Any changes prior to the concern?
• Does the issue happens only in battery mode or even if it's plugged in?

In the mean time, access Power & sleep and check if settings are correct. To access
Power & sleep, follow the steps below:

• Click the Windows logo (Start button).
• Click the gear icon (Settings).
• Select System.
• Choose Power & sleep.

We'll be waiting for your response.