Windows 10: Lappie wakes from sleep immediately!

When I use the Shutdown/Sleep command my laptop goes to sleep. Except that it wakes again immediately. powercfg lastwake told me the ACPI-Lid was responsible.

So yes, opening the lid when it is closed should wake the computer, but if the lid is open when the computer is told to sleep, it shouldn't wake until the lid has been closed and then re-opened

Dell M6800 BIOS level A16 FWIW

Any ideas on this one?

Thanks, Dave

:)

 

computer wake up from sleep mode by itself windows 10

computer wake up from sleep mode by itself windows 10 right when in goes into sleep mode. so it wakes up immediately after going into sleep mode. how to fix?

 

Solved: Win10: Displays does not enter sleep mode at all

Update:

After Threshold 2 was installed the powersave works on the monitors and most of the time also in putting the PC to sleep.

The most annoying problem now is that it wakes up from sleep seemingly without any reason. But hopefully that will be rectified in a later update. It is possible to live with as it is now.

But even with all the small and bigger problems I have faced (with the PC - not the lappy) I still like Win 10. It's kind'a cute.

So: thanks Microsoft!!

Hugz Tina

 

Stranger yet, if I disable the lid and use the sleep button, it still wakes up immediately after going to sleep.

Dave

 

Try the Powercfg /requests command and see what it shows. These commands need to be run at an appropriate time to make sure the info is accurate.

 

Hello Dave, *Smile

In addition, check using the tutorial below to see if your wake source log may reveal what woke the computer.

Wake Source - Read Event Viewer Log - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

My panacea for all power switching problems is to disable Intel Management Engine Interface in Device Manager.
It is supposed to work with BIOS and various driver to make power switching run smoothly but it quite often does the opposite. Some people have success by going back to a v9 driver instead of the v11 that is usually install but this does not work for me. I've done it on several systems and nobody has had any problems with it disabled, one person uninstalled it instead of disabling and it reinstalled itself presumable with the help of Windows Update.

 

The system has returned from a low power state.

Sleep Time: ‎2015‎-‎12‎-‎25T11:40:24.636057300Z
Wake Time: ‎2015‎-‎12‎-‎25T12:41:53.106358400Z

Wake Source: Unknown

 

>powercfg /requests
DISPLAY:
None.

SYSTEM:
None.

AWAYMODE:
None.

EXECUTION:
None.

PERFBOOST:
None.

Dave