Windows 10: HP Envy x360 goes into sleep mode whilst in tablet mode

Good dayI have been experiencing this problem constantly where my laptop goes into sleep mode for no clear reason when in tablet mode. This random sleep mode bug only occurs when in tablet mode and then it requires me to fold the laptop to desktop mode, sign in and then go back to tablet mode in order for me to continue working in tablet mode.I have disabled the close lid power setting and the issue still happens. Please advise on what actions to take.

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HP Envy x360 Won't Auto-Switch to Tablet Mode

Hi,

I have a 2 year old HP Envy x360 with Windows 10. Recently, when I fold my laptop into the tent or tablet positions, it remains in desktop mode even though I have the settings set to "Don't ask me and always switch." In addition to this, the keyboard and
trackpad stay active when the laptop is folded back, so even when I put it in tablet mode and flip the display manually, I have to hold the device up vertically to avoid keys being pressed or the trackpad being clicked.

This is a real inconvenience because I use my laptop for a lot of reading and watching, which is a lot easier to do in tablet mode than in desktop mode. What should I do?

Thanks!

-Thadian

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Tablet Mode Keyboard

I have a Windows 10 HP ENVY x360 Convertible. Whenever I switch from laptop to tablet mode, I expect the regular keyboard to disable itself, but it doesn't. Thus, when I turn it into tablet mode, the regular keyboard's keys hit the table and it keeps typing.
Is there any way I can disable the keyboard in tablet mode?

 

HP Envy x360 Won't Auto-Switch to Tablet Mode

Thank you for the quick response.

We would like to clarify the current settings of your HP device. Kindly verify the following:

• Is the Tablet mode enabled in the Action Center? You can find this in the lower-right corner of your screen, beside the date and time.

• Can you provide us a
  screenshot of the current configuration of Tablet
  mode? Click the Start button, go to Settings >
  System > Tablet mode.

In the meantime, we advise updating your BIOS as well as the chipset driver of your HP laptop. You can download the necessary files from HP's support page.

We'll be waiting for your response.