Windows 10: Computer turns on by itself immediately after entering hibernation/sleep mode.

Yes I know this has been asked a thousand times, but unfortunately non of the guides have helped in any way, as they all provide the same useless information.First off, I've already turned off all waketimers, made it so that nothing but the mouse can wake up the pc, I even switched it to the keyboard once just to check if it was a problem with the mouse but it's not.Secondly, I've configured power settings as well and disabled allow wake timers over there.Third, event viewer doesn't provide any useful information, as to what might be causing this.Almost every time I enter hibernation, the comp

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Hibernate mode Vs Sleep Vs Hybrid sleep.

Bad question. Not specific enough.

Hibernate is for notebooks, not PCs. And it is important to note the OS used too. Windows 10 with DDR4 is designed take special advantage of the hybrid sleep mode. Previous versions of Windows and DDR3 don't provide the same capability.

Hybrid sleep is primarily for desktop PCs and this is what I use and recommend. With DDR4 and W10 your RAM goes into a low-voltage state and maintains much of what was in memory during the hybrid sleep period. This allows the computer to wake that much faster. Having an SSD helps too.

I never "shutdown" my computers, except to tear them down to lug outside for cleaning, or other maintenance. I never reboot, except when some update requires it.

My normal routine is to use my computers several hours every morning, then I let them go into hybrid sleep until the next morning (or whenever I need to get back on).

I have them set to turn off my displays after 10 minutes, then put the computer to sleep after 15.

For the record, I am the bottleneck when waking the computer. When I wiggle the mouse or press a key, the computer wakes immediately, as do my monitors. Then they sit and wait for me to enter my password.

 

Hibernate mode Vs Sleep Vs Hybrid sleep.

I took in consideration your advice about Hybrid mode.




To make it works is it just enough to activate it or do i need to do some others settings?

 

sleep or hibernate

I think you have sleep and hibernate confused... sleep just puts the computer in a low power state, making resuming the session faster... hibernate shuts down the whole computer and basically just saves whats in RAM to the hdd and loads it on next startup. IIRC...